Declining/Proposing New Meeting Times for Meetings Managed via Teams Channel Calendar
I would like to begin using a Calendar within a Teams Channel to manage all the various team and sub-team meetings for the project that I'm running. The intent is to centralize all meetings, assign multiple organizers, capture recordings in a one location and place all agendas, notes and follow up items in *one* place. However, I've noticed some weirdness as there doesn't seem to be the ability to gracefully decline a meeting or propose and alternate time. I'm assuming that the issue at hand may be that I don't have access to Exchange account that actually owns the Team. When I look at the invite the Organizer is listed as [Active Directory Name] as opposed to me. I understand that. Do I then simply need access to the mailbox for the AD group so that I can see the declines & proposed time changes?
Issue with Teams Calendar recurring meeting after I changed my Timezone (noticed it was wrong)
I have been given a new laptop, and after I signed in and set all my recurring meetings (lessons since I am a teacher), I noticed that the desktop time zone was set incorrectly, so I fixed it to +1 time zone. However this seems to have caused issues on my Teams Calendar as now all the recurring meetings are incorrect, but when I go into edit reoccurrence, the time is correct. I verified that my office 365 outlook has the correct time zone. Cleared Teams Cache. Logged out and back in on teams. nothing solved the issue. Do I need to delete all occurrences and create them from start or is there a way to fix this?