last logged on by
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we know when other users access my calendar the 'last logged on by' is shown
as whoever accessed my calendar. This "feature" does not reflect the true
meaning of what 'last logged on by' stands for.
How does calendar or accessing free/busy works in stamping the user in 'last
logged on by' field on ESM? How these two fields are related?
Any documentation on how free/busy or accessing calendar works behind scenes?
Thanks,
.
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