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SandroRiz
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May 16, 2020
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Scheduling a meeting doesn't create the event on calendar

If I schedule a meeting from calendar, since yesterday the operation it lasted minutes, but at the end the event on calendar was created.

Today, same looong time where the spinning icon keep to rolling, but after minutes, the event is created (mail are sent, link works, on Posts timeline there is), but on Calendar NOTHING.

 

I guess it is related to mail notification (i did some changes on Exchange creating a Outbound connector), but I'm not so sure.

 

Any possibility to read some logs or something similar?

 

Thanks

5 Replies

  • SandroRiz 

    Hi there - 

    That is frustrating. Like you said, your meeting that was scheduled in Outlook should also appear in your Microsoft Teams calendar.  Here is a link to where that information is documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-add-in-for-outlook

     

    If you have everything configured as shown in the document and you are still experiencing issues, I would suggest asking the questions in the support forum at Answers.microsoft.com where they can have a look at your logs and see exactly what could be happening.  

     

    Thank you!

    • SandroRiz's avatar
      SandroRiz
      Copper Contributor

      Laurie Pottmeyer 

      I schedule the meeting in Teams not in Outlook. And where it is not created, it is in the Teams Calendar.

      BTW I discovered another clue.

      If I schedule a meeting and DON'T choose a Team/Channel, there is no issue. Only if I schedule in a channel the problem occurs. See below for better explanation.

       

       

      • jlatour's avatar
        jlatour
        Copper Contributor

        SandroRiz I am having the exact same issue setting up Teams for our organization. As soon as we mention a team/channel, the invite isn't sent out and nothing appears on any calendars.

         

        Were you able to find a fix you could share perhaps? Any information would be most welcome.

         

        Thanks in advance,

        John

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