History for "Configuring Microsoft Resource Calendars for Syncing"
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Updated by Josh Hudnall, Dec 29, 2024 at 2:48pm
Microsoft resource calendars need advanced configuration that should be set to ensure the best syncing experience between Brivo Workplace and Office 365. These settings are configured using PowerShell, a Microsoft tool for managing deeper configurations that do not exist in the standard UI. Here are the settings you should set and some additional links for setting up PowerShell.
Configure Resource Calendars
In PowerShell, run the following command for each resource calendar in your organization (the
`at the end of the first two lines is required to spread the command across multiple lines):Set-CalendarProcessing -Identity "ResourceMailboxName" ` -DeleteComments $false ` -DeleteSubject $false
Replace
ResourceMailboxNamewith the name, alias or email ID of the resource you are trying to change. This tells Office 365 to keep the name and description of the event when adding events to resource calendars.Additional Links
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Updated by Josh Hudnall, Dec 29, 2024 at 12:10pm
Microsoft resource calendars
have a number ofneed advancedconfigurationsconfiguration that should be set to ensure the best syncing experience between Brivo Workplace and Office 365. These settings are configured using PowerShell, a Microsoft tool for managing deeper configurations that do not exist in the standard UI. Here are the settings you should set and some additional links for setting up PowerShell.Configure Resource Calendars
In PowerShell, run the following command for each resource calendar in your organization:
Set-CalendarProcessing -Identity "ResourceMailboxName" ` -DeleteComments $false ` -DeleteSubject $false
Replace
ResourceMailboxNamewith the name, alias or email ID of the resource you are trying to change. This tells Office 365 to keep the name and description of the event when adding events to resource calendars.Additional Links
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Created by Josh Hudnall, Dec 29, 2024 at 12:07pm