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Can't make a goup calendar readonly anymore with Powershell
Hi, We have some groups where regular group members are not allowed to make changes to the group calendar. I was able achieve this with Powershell as described in this post: Calendar permissions i...
Hi everyone,
I have the same problem, I entered the command:
Set-UnifiedGroup "MYGROUP" -CalendarMemberReadOnly
It seems to be propagating well, as there's no problem in Outlook Webmail for member.
On the other hand, I'm getting some strange behavior on Outlook:
- Outlook must be configured in cache mode, to see Microsoft 365 groups.
- Members can't modify items created by a group 365 owner => Perfect
- User can still create new meetings in the Microsoft 365 group's calendar, but he's the only one to see it, and cannot be modified/deleted afterwards.
- Restarting Outlook clears the cache, and previously created meetings disappear.
Do you have the same problem ?
Do we need to wait a little longer (command launched 4 hours ago) ?
Thank you !
I have the same problem, I entered the command:
Set-UnifiedGroup "MYGROUP" -CalendarMemberReadOnly
It seems to be propagating well, as there's no problem in Outlook Webmail for member.
On the other hand, I'm getting some strange behavior on Outlook:
- Outlook must be configured in cache mode, to see Microsoft 365 groups.
- Members can't modify items created by a group 365 owner => Perfect
- User can still create new meetings in the Microsoft 365 group's calendar, but he's the only one to see it, and cannot be modified/deleted afterwards.
- Restarting Outlook clears the cache, and previously created meetings disappear.
Do you have the same problem ?
Do we need to wait a little longer (command launched 4 hours ago) ?
Thank you !
I have a case with MSFT about the M365 groups being visible in Outlook desktop client. But this is another topic. I see that if I don't have my Outlook with Cached Mode enabled (set to All) I won't be able to see the groups.
So...with that said I think proper experience is expected with OWA but not entirely with Outlook desktop client. That's what I've observed so far.
So...with that said I think proper experience is expected with OWA but not entirely with Outlook desktop client. That's what I've observed so far.
