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Calendar permissions on Office 365 groups?
Salvatore Biscari wrote:Have you already tried -CalendarMemberReadOnly $true ?
Yes I have, it make no difference. According to the Set-UnifiedGroup technet-page it should be without $true, "To set read-only Calendar permissions, use the CalendarMemberReadOnly switch without a value."
- Roger SvalbergJun 14, 2017Copper ContributorAnything new regarding this issue?
- Krish GaliAug 10, 2017Former Employee
"CalendarMemberReadOnly" Functional description:
This functionality was built for education, where in a classroom students do not have the ability to move events or appointments that a teacher adds in the group. Any member can still create a meeting event and send to the group, however they cannot add an appointment in the group calendar or edit any existing meetings or appointments added by their teachers. Currently this feature works only in Outlook for Web (OWA) which is the prominent app that is used in education, especially by students.To set this property, run this command -
Set-UnifiedGroup <group_smtpaddress> -CalendarMemberReadOnly:<$true/$false>To view whether this property is properly set, use this command -
Get-UnifiedGroup <group_smtpaddress> -IncludeAllProperties | fl *calendar*Please let us know the use cases you would like to have this functionality for, and the clients you would like to have it, so it will help us prioritize future developments on this better.
- Kurt SöserOct 05, 2017Copper ContributorI would love to have this functionality for my teachers calender in our school. It would be very useful, to have to possibility to assign different "roles" for a group calender I know, that this can be achieved within SharePoint, but as I want to keep it simply, this feature would be very useful... Many greetings. Kurt
- VasilMichevMay 25, 2017MVP
Thanks Krish.