The following process will let you access individual mailboxes rather
than every mailbox (explained briefly at the bottom).

In Active Directory Users and Computers, turn on the Advanced Features
view menu option.

Open an account.

Select the Exchange Advanced tab.

Click "Mailbox Rights..."

Add a user account and allow "Full mailbox access".

Now, sit back and wait a few minutes.

Then, open up OWA, in IE, and enter the following URL.

http://email.yourdomain.com/exchange/[username]

(where [username] is the mailbox you want to view.)

Login with the credentials of the account you just added to that
mailbox.

OWA should open and show you the mailbox.

If you can get it to work in OWA, you should be all set for CF use.

Since we have several thousand mailboxes, we chose to delegate global
Exchange administrator permissions to a generic account that is used by
CF.

This step was performed in the Exchange System Manager application.
Basically, our generic account will have access to all current mailboxes
as well as any future mailboxes, without having to set each one,
manually.

M!ke

-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Chiverton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 4:38 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Accessing other peoples Exchange calendar with CF8

I have delegated read access to other peoples calendars in our
Outlook/Exchange system, and can view those other calendars in the
Outlook client.

I can read my own calendar fine using cfexchangecalendar.

How do I read another users calendar ?

I would have thought:
<cfexchangeconnection action="open" connection="myExchangeConnection"
    server="ukexmbmanv01.uk.hllp.local"  
    username="myUserNamer"
    password="xxxxxx" 
        mailboxname="SomeoneElsesUserName">
    <cfexchangecalendar action="get" connection="myExchangeConnection" 
name="managerCalendar">
        <cfexchangefilter name="startTime" from="1/1/2007"
to="31/12/2007"/>
    </cfexchangecalendar>
<cfexchangeconnection action="close"connection="myExchangeConnection">

but that gives a "Access to the Exchange server denied. Ensure that the
user name and password are correct." error.

Has anyone else got this working ?

--
Tom Chiverton
Helping to confidentially market out-of-the-box convergence
on: http://thefalken.livejournal.com

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