Exchange 2007 (on SBS 2008 Standard), Outlook 2010. Maybe not relevant, but one of my users just returned from a trip to China. During that trip he used an encrypted flash drive for his documents and OWA for his email (I deleted the OST). I scanned his computer in safe mode for malware and viruses and there was nothing.
Yesterday he noticed that he had two calendars apparently on his single Exchange account, and one was blank and the other had all his appointments. The blank one could not be deleted, the one full of appointments could be deleted. So I switched to list view and moved all his appointments to the one that could not be deleted and deleted the now-blank one.
So everything looks cool in his Outlook. We also have a third party program (AgendaX) which reads everyone's calendars and presents them on a web page on our intranet. That's now displaying his calendar correctly. But when I open his calendar in Outlook 2013 (as a reviewer) it's blank. WTF?
Yesterday he noticed that he had two calendars apparently on his single Exchange account, and one was blank and the other had all his appointments. The blank one could not be deleted, the one full of appointments could be deleted. So I switched to list view and moved all his appointments to the one that could not be deleted and deleted the now-blank one.
So everything looks cool in his Outlook. We also have a third party program (AgendaX) which reads everyone's calendars and presents them on a web page on our intranet. That's now displaying his calendar correctly. But when I open his calendar in Outlook 2013 (as a reviewer) it's blank. WTF?