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Issue - Skype Room System external display
- Oct 18, 2019
Ogando92 When you open up the calendar for that meeting room (you maybe have to delegate access in Exchange) can you see the subject then? There is an option in the Exchange Calendar Processing that can remove the subject. You can check it with powershell too:
Get-CalendarProcessing -Identity <mailboxname> | ft Identity, DeleteSubject
But this is only for Resource mailboxes so if it is a UserMailbox it is not the Calendar Processing.
get-mailbox -Identity <mailboxname> | fl RecipientType
Hi Linus
Thanks for the reply, however the option is disabled, so there's no reason for not showing the meeting name, I've updated BIOS, firmware... anything I could remember.
Any other ideas ?
Thank you
Ogando92 When you open up the calendar for that meeting room (you maybe have to delegate access in Exchange) can you see the subject then? There is an option in the Exchange Calendar Processing that can remove the subject. You can check it with powershell too:
Get-CalendarProcessing -Identity <mailboxname> | ft Identity, DeleteSubject
But this is only for Resource mailboxes so if it is a UserMailbox it is not the Calendar Processing.
get-mailbox -Identity <mailboxname> | fl RecipientType
- Ogando92Oct 18, 2019Copper Contributor
Hi Linus, you're some sort of genius !
I've checked the settings on powershell it the DeleteSubject was set to $TrueMade the change now, but can't confirm if it's working (travelling), but should be, it's the only thing that makes sense to me.
Thank you for your incredible support on this !
- LinusCansbyOct 18, 2019MVP
Ogando92 Thanks for that nice comment.. 🙂
Glad to help, I hope this solved this problem. You should check (if possible) why this was set to remove the subject.