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Assign User calendar access viewing rights
Hello We have a Microsoft 365 tenancy that was set up in 2019 by a third party consultancy. Originally, it included three domain names - one old name that was kept just in case anyone contacted us v...
- First, simply try using the full address of the user, as in user@domain.com:\Calendar. The Calendar folder itself might have a different name, but that would result in a different error message.
Generally speaking, when you add a domain you need to select which services to configure it for, at that step you need to select Exchange Online. If you didn't do that, you'd be unable to use it for SMTP addresses and such though. But just in case, verify the selection under the M365 Admin Center > Settings > Domains > check the Services column on the far right.
First, simply try using the full address of the user, as in user@domain.com:\Calendar. The Calendar folder itself might have a different name, but that would result in a different error message.
Generally speaking, when you add a domain you need to select which services to configure it for, at that step you need to select Exchange Online. If you didn't do that, you'd be unable to use it for SMTP addresses and such though. But just in case, verify the selection under the M365 Admin Center > Settings > Domains > check the Services column on the far right.
Generally speaking, when you add a domain you need to select which services to configure it for, at that step you need to select Exchange Online. If you didn't do that, you'd be unable to use it for SMTP addresses and such though. But just in case, verify the selection under the M365 Admin Center > Settings > Domains > check the Services column on the far right.
- Hello, Vasil.
Thank you for responding to my query.
I used user@domain name and it worked a treat. I checked the services status under Settings > Domains and Exchange was already checked.
Cheers!
