Re: InterOrg Replication Q's

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"Fred Flintstone" <idontthinkso@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks for the reply...


"The data is in a system public folder. The free-busy data is just a
set of bits representing times indicating whether the mailbox's
calendar is free or busy. It's very little data even for a large
organizaton."

I don't understand. Busy doing what? The calendar is just an object
in the user's mailbox. How can it be busy doing something? What does
it do, besides recording events in a calendar, that it would be either
busy or free?

"It does not synchronize user calendars, just their free-busy data.
This tool would only do that for you if everyone copied their
calendars to a public folder and you synchronized that. The result
would likely not be terribly useful."

Now I'm exceptionally confused. Why would I want to synchronize
whether the calendar is free or busy and not its actual contents? Why
would one care if the calendar is busy doing... whatever it would be
busy doing?




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