Recently I migrated company's email to Microsoft Office 365. Because I haven't worked before with Office 365 the process wasn't so easy as I expected initially, but after passing all challenges, I got it done. Next challenge was to create a company calendar so every user can use it. There are few posts on the web that teaches you how to accomplish this task, but none of them was complete as I intend this post to be.
Note: You will need a Windows machine... (I know this sucks, but there is nothing you can do about this).
Well, let's get to work.
First thing to do is to download someĀ packages that we will going to use to get this task done!
2. Create a new mailbox called "Organization Calendar" (you can choose whatever name you like, of course):
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New-Mailbox -Name "Organization Calendar" -Alias OrganizationCalendar -Shared Add-MailboxFolderPermission OrganizationCalendar@organization.com:\Calendar -User user@organization.com -AccessRights Author
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3. Go to the Calendar view
4. Right click on OTHER CALENDARS and choose open calendar
5. In the From Directory field search for Organization Calendar created above and click Open.
That's it!
First thing to do is to download some packages that we will going to use to get this task done!
That does not make any sense
You da man! Thanks for this. Worked like a champ.