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
Continue reading How to use GALsync in a migration - Part 2
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.
Continue reading GALsync Special - Part 2 :: Free Busy
Continue reading GALsync Introduction - Part 4 :: Directory Data
GALsync is written in C# using .NET Framework. The GUI is Outlook 2007 like. In this blog I describe how the most important features are represented in our Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Continue reading GALsync Introduction - Part 1 :: The GUI
3d2f.com editors called the program GALsync "the best among the like" and "the most promising in its class".
Below we publish the editor's article:
"Full of partial integration of several Active Directory forests may be required in a number of situations. For instance, a company may be using two or more forests for different groups of employees -- the core one for the company as a whole and a separate one for the international or regional sales personnel. Another example would be a company take-over or merger -- two or more AD forests would have to be integrated. Solving this problem could be potentially very time-consuming and technically complex. Fortunately, there is a tool can make this task a snap. It's called GALsync. "
Continue reading Press Release: GALsync - an elegant solution for integrating multiple Active Directory forests
