You might want to change from using availability service to classic public folder usage for accessing and storing free/busy information.
What you have to consider if using free/busy information with public folders in a pure Exchange 2010 environment after installing Exchange without a public folder store?
Continue reading GALsync Special - Part 7:: Free Busy with Exchange 2010
From customers using GALsync in a high secure environmnt we received this request:
" . . . please forward me any documentation you have which details the cryptographic mechanisms used by GALSync, specifically I'd like details of:
Which algorithms are used (I believe you said AES and RSA), Key lengths, key generation and key management, Details of the MS .Net components used.. . "
Find answers below:e
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Free/busy information are provided in Exchange in a special system folder of a public folder store. This article describes how you can check if free/busy information regarding special users are present. The article is related to Exchange 2000, 2003, 2007 and 2010 (if public folders are present).
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Free/busy information are provided in Exchange in a special system folder of a public folder store. This article describes how you can check if free/busy information regarding special users are present. The article is related to Exchange 2000, 2003, 2007 and 2010 (if public folders are present).
Continue reading How to check free/busy information in Exchange
Galsync v4 With Extended Free/Busy Functions And New User Interfaces
Continue reading Press Release: Synchronize Exchange Address Data And Calendar Entries
In this first part we describe how to use GALsync during an inter-org migration. It should be guarenteed that all users can send mails to each other, wether they are moved to the new environment or not.
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Dueren, Germany 2009-10-12
NETsec announces a major release of its famous software GALsync for 15th of november. This release offers free/busy synchronization or so called InterOrg Free/Busy Replication between untrusted forests . . .
Continue reading Press Release: GALsync Version 4 now with Free/Busy
What happens behind the scenes when synchronizing free/busy data between multiple Exchange organizations using GALsync?
When synchronizing different mail organizations GALsync reads the free/busy information of selected user objects in source and stores them in target as free/busy information related to the synchronized contact object.
GALsync does not sync free/busy every time it is modified in source. You might want to export free/busy times in a time window of minimal 5 minutes.
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Microsoft offers some tools or build-in-features to make free/busy available.
The below described scenarios show some useful links helping you to configure free/busy access in different scenarios for trusted and untrusted relations.
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The Need
There are some companies - small or large, most working on international level - which have to handle multiple Active Directories and multiple Exchange organizations.
Outlook users inside one of each organization can list all mail addresses and some more information like phone numbers and departments in the so called Global address list.
Open Outlook, click New message, click To . . . and you will get all addresses of your companies employees. But: what about your colleagues in the other companies organization?
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