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a Service Our Company Work Here Contact Us HomeGeneral Joe Stocker December 19, 2012 General No Comments Tweet Federated Calendar Sharing error 5039 and 5037 With Microsoft technology, Federation has become an overused the attendee's server couldn't be found 5039 phrase, taking on multiple meanings depending on the product: Identity Federation (ADFS) Federated

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Sharing (Exchange Calendars Free/Busy) Instant Message Federation (Lync Online) One technical writer for Microsoft attempted to catalog the

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various uses of the term and I found it humorous that he failed to mention Lync federation but he got the other ones: http://www.ittakesateam.net/office-365-federation  I’m writing about Federated Calendar Sharing today

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because I have a customer who is interested in Sharing their free/busy information with another external organization. So what is Federated Calendar Sharing? And how is it distinct from Internet Calendar sharing? “Federated Calendar Sharing enables authenticated access to users' calendar data, and it is available only between Online and/or on-premises Exchange organizations who have established a Federation Trust with the no free busy information could be retrieved office 365 Microsoft Federation Gateway, which acts as a broker between Federated organizations. In the case of both Federated Calendar Sharing and Internet Calendar Sharing, the on-premises or Online Exchange administrator can control with what level of granularity users are able to share calendar data (free/busy only, free/busy with titles/locations, or full calendar details). Administrators can define a Sharing Policy and apply that to the entire org, certain divisions, or even individual users. Within the scope of what the administrator has allowed, a user has the option to publish their data with even less granularity.”  - The Exchange Team Blog  This blog article in particular was the most helpful from what I could find on configuring Federated Calendar sharing: http://www.expta.com/2011/07/how-to-configure-exchange-2010-sp1.html  This article is referenced repeatedly as being the how-to guide to setup Federated sharing between an Office 365 tenant and an on-premise Exchange 2010 SP1 organization: http://www.stevieg.org/2010/08/federation-onpremise-outlooklive/  After following all the guides, I kept getting an error message “The attendee's server couldn't be found” (Error code: 5039). Searching for this error resulted in multiple sources suggesting a change to the TargetSharingEpr value. For example: http://www.expta.com/2011/08/exchange-federated-freebusy-d

| My Forums | Address Book | Member List | Search | FAQ | Ticket List | Log Out No free/busy information test-federationtrust could not be retrieved Users viewing this topic: none Logged in as: your server location could not be determined Guest Tree Style Printable Version All Forums >> [Microsoft Exchange 2007] >> General >> No free/busy information targetsharingepr could not be retrieved Page: [1] Login Message << Older Topic Newer Topic >> No free/busy information could not be retrieved - 10.Apr.2012 9:07:50 AM leons1982 Posts: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/jstocker/archive/2012/12/19/federated-calendar-sharing-error-5039-and-5037/ 4 Joined: 10.Apr.2012 Status: offline Hey Everyone, I am hoping you can help me. My Exchange 2007 server is hosted outside my network and I use proxy connection in my Outlook clients to connect to the Exchange server. My problem is that when I go create a new appointment in Outlook and go the Scheduling Assistant, the free/busy information for http://forums.msexchange.org/No_free%2Fbusy_information_could_not_be_retrieved/m_1800560553/tm.htm other people and rooms does not show. Instead I see 2 error messages 'No information. No free/busy information could be retrieved.' and 'Your server location could not be determined. Contact your administrator.' When I use Outlook Web Access I can see the free/busy information no problem. Can anyone help solve this issue? Thanks, Leon Post #: 1 Featured Links* RE: No free/busy information could not be retrieved - 10.Apr.2012 11:50:06 AM pjhutch Posts: 3578 Joined: 21.Jul.2001 From: W Yorks, England Status: offline What version of Outlook are you using? If using Outlook 2003, the Exchange server needs a Public Folder store to store the Free/Busy information or it needs to be enabled to store Free/Busy info. Outlook 2007 or later can use web protocols instead to get FRee/Busy info. _____________________________Peter Hutchison MCP Exchange Administrator University of Huddersfield (in reply to leons1982) Post #: 2 RE: No free/busy information could not be retrieved - 10.Apr.2012 12:41:11 PM leons1982 Posts: 4 Joined: 10.Apr.2012 Status: offline I am using a mix of Outlook 2007

Environment Report Exchange Books & Reading Exchange Virtual Load Balancer Exchange 2013 Posts Exchange 2010 SP3 Posts Exchange 2010 SP2 Posts Exchange 2010 SP1 Posts Exchange 2007 Posts Office 365 Office 365 Posts Federated Sharing http://www.stevieg.org/2010/08/federation-onpremise-outlooklive/ Posts AD FS Posts Live@EDU Posts Outlook Live Posts My MSExchange.org Articles My SearchExchange Articles The UC Architects Podcast Set up Federated Free/Busy and Calendar Sharing between Exchange 2010 SP1 and Outlook Live [Updated] Steve Goodman http://www.dcclifecare.com/error-codes/error-5037.html / August 29, 2010 PLEASE NOTE: This is NO LONGER supported and provided as-is for information ONLY. The information here relates to pre-Hybrid configurations that used the Consumer MFG. It does give you some background as to how free busy Office 365 does Federation, though some steps have changed. For a modern "under the hood", see this article. As organizations move to make use of cloud based services, like Exchange Online or Outlook Live, it’s pretty important to be able to integrate both the on-premises service and the cloud service so that end-users can continue to work as normal. That’s especially important with a service like Outlook Live, aimed at Education institutions, where typically could not be staff, faculty and some students will continue to be hosted on-premise and the majority of students will be hosted in the cloud. A seamless experience makes life easier for users and thus easier for IT… So, with Outlook Live and Exchange 2010 On-Premises there is a pretty good opportunity to get Exchange working seamlessly between both systems. I’ll be covering a unified login in a further article (once I’ve re-written the code we use in-house into a re-distributable form). But for now, I’m focusing on the user experience with free/busy and calendar sharing. One of the areas users might expect to “just work” is free/busy and calendar sharing between on-premise and cloud. The options are there, it looks like it tries to do it.. But the end user just gets unfriendly error messages and “permission denied” errors. To get this up and running in Exchange 2010 SP1 is actually now pretty simple. Although SP1 allows self-signed certificates for Federation, you cannot use these with Outlook Live federation, and you'll need to perform an extra step. However it's still fairly straightforward… Pre-requisites First things first, we need a few things in-place and working already before we can get going. The main pre-req is Autodiscover, but I won’t cover how to set this up, as it's is cov

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