I went through and made sure that the room was set to not allow conflicts. Unfortunately it was still accepting conflict meetings as “tentative” instead of outright saying “no”. This was conflicting with our room booking evoko units (exterior to the room) and showing the second meeting – the tentative in Exchange\/Outlook – as the only meeting. Bad.<\/p>\n
So, open up your powershell and connect to the O365-land (previous post<\/a>).<\/p>\n List All Rooms (you’ll need the email address)<\/strong> List All Options On That Room<\/strong> Change these settings (if the above is not false)<\/strong> I went through and made sure that the room was set to not allow conflicts. Unfortunately it was still accepting conflict meetings as “tentative” instead of outright saying “no”. This was conflicting with our room booking evoko units (exterior to the room) and showing the second meeting – the tentative in Exchange\/Outlook – as the … Continue reading Double Booking O365 Room Calendar<\/span>
\nGet-Mailbox | Where-Object {$_.RecipientTypeDetails -eq \"RoomMailbox\"} | Format-Table DisplayName,Identity,PrimarySmtpAddress<\/code><\/p>\n
\nget-calendarprocessing roomname@domainname.tld | fl<\/code>
\nVerify that the AllowConflicts is set to false. Verify that the forwardrequeststodelegates is also false. Verify that the AllRequestOutOfPolicy is set to false.<\/p>\n
\nSet-CalendarProcessing roomname@domainname.tld -AllowConflicts $false<\/code>
\nSet-CalendarProcessing roomname@domainname.tld -ForwardRequestsToDelegates $false<\/code>
\nSet-CalendarProcessing roomname@domainname.tld -AllRequestOutOfPolicy $false<\/code><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"