Duplicate free/busy or full calendar information between two exchange servers

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Published on 2010-04-09T15:56:04Z Indexed on 2010/04/09 16:03 UTC
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We have acquired a new entity with their own AD/Exchange environment. Until they fully join our domain, we need to sync their exchange calendars or minimally free/busy for users. All users in the acquisition have a new account in our organization.

We have considered a number of options including CalDAV, but nothing seems to meet our needs.

Even a client solutions to update the NEW server with the free/busy would be workable.

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