Then User B went into Outlook to add the mailbox through: File > Account Settings > Account Settings > New. So for these users we ensured that 'Inbox' permissions were also delegated. Note: some of our users - we have EA's that not only manage calendars for their executives - also need access to their Inbox and want it to appear in Outlook beneath their own mailbox. When User B adds the calendar in Outlook it needs to be done through: File > Open & Export > Other User’s Folder.ensure that -AccessRights FullAccess has NOT been applied.User A must give User B calendar delegate permissions in Outlook.Users didn't complain about this previously because we've only recently introduced Teams into our environment (we still have Skype but it is being phased out) And as another person in this forum mentioned, Skype meeting and regular meetings are not impacted. both were on Office Pro Plus using Outlook 2016 both user A and B (delegate and delegator) were o365 users Note: This applies to Microsoft 365 accounts only. Click Calendar, and then under Calendar options check the box next to Add online meetings to all meetings. When this was removed and we left only delegate rights for calendar it works.įor our environment we tested in the following scenario: In the top toolbar, click Outlook and then click Preferences. Seems like assigning -AccessRights FullAccess causes the issue Able to repro this issue in our environment.
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