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This issue occurs because when you modify Video50 and use Video5 as the new resource, Outlook saves the meeting request, and then sees that free/busy information for Video5 is set to '''Busy''' during the time slot. You are notified that Video5 is busy and that you need to choose another resource. Outlook then sends a | This issue occurs because when you modify Video50 and use Video5 as the new resource, Outlook saves the meeting request, and then sees that free/busy information for Video5 is set to '''Busy''' during the time slot. You are notified that Video5 is busy and that you need to choose another resource. Outlook then sends a "Canceled direct booking" message which is intercepted by the Conference Management Service (CMS). The CMS deletes the original meeting, removes it from the global calendar, and then configures the free/busy information. The resource is then set to '''Free'''. If you send the update message the second time, Video5 is considered available, and you can book the resource. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:53, 21 July 2020
Article ID: 256417
Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server
This article was previously published under Q256417
SYMPTOMS
If you reach the limit for the maximum number of conference participants (this setting is displayed in the Video Conferencing Provider properties), and you increase the amount of available resources for particular meeting, you may receive the following error message:
CAUSE
This issue occurs because when you modify Video50 and use Video5 as the new resource, Outlook saves the meeting request, and then sees that free/busy information for Video5 is set to Busy during the time slot. You are notified that Video5 is busy and that you need to choose another resource. Outlook then sends a "Canceled direct booking" message which is intercepted by the Conference Management Service (CMS). The CMS deletes the original meeting, removes it from the global calendar, and then configures the free/busy information. The resource is then set to Free. If you send the update message the second time, Video5 is considered available, and you can book the resource.
Additional query words: exch2kp2w
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