#Microsoft online calendar sharing free

Also the free/busy access level is set to limited details as you described above. Thanks for your detailed updates with patience in PM.ДЇirst, I have checked your organization relationship settings on both sides, and they are OK for free/busy sharing between on-premises and Exchange Online. * We are happy and always here to help you, and share the Microsoft 365 for business online information with you. * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here.

Please feel free to share with me if you got any further updates, thanks. As you have checked both on-premises and cloud free/busy access level are set to ' Limited Details', this is a default settings, it is not recommended to change this level, and it is recommended please suggest the cloud user to add a new permissionДЇor his calendar in the Outlook to that specific on-premises user with 'Reviewer' permission and then see if it make any difference, thanks.

However, as far as I know the limited details permission is insufficient in an Exchange Hybrid scenario, this means, if the cross-forest user who want to see a cloud calendar, this user must be assign at least 'Reviewer' permission by the calendar owner Based on your description, I did a lot of research on the Exchange Hybrid calendar sharing, the short answers is Yes, you can assign the calendar ( reviewer permission ) to a specific one, and not all others ( default) to open and see the details.ДЇirst, as far as I know there are two permissions ( tenant level) in the Exchange Hybrid calendar sharingДў.В Free/Busy time, subject, location ( Limited Details)

#Microsoft online calendar sharing free