Well....

I have not deployed 2016 yet, however I am running 2007, skipped 2010, deployed 
2013, and am running in hybrid with O365. One of the reasons for the hybrid was 
to get free/busy rich coexistence between 2007 and O365 until we got everyone 
migrated to O365.

As it turns out, the best I could get was free/busy (where the calendar 
literally would only show that someone was busy, but would not give details), 
but for our purposes that was good enough. This was a limitation between 2007 
and newer versions of Exchange, per Microsoft.

There are a number of things that it could be. I suggest having a look at this 
article - it does not address 2016, however a lot of what is in there will most 
likely still be applicable from a troubleshooting standpoint. If you don't have 
a techtarget account, it is free, and they don't spam you too much, unless you 
sign up for everything under the sun:

http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/Troubleshooting-Exchange-2010-free-busy-issues

HTH,

Jonathan

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Alice Goodman
Sent: Friday, April 22, 2016 9:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Exchange] See Free/Busy from Exchange 2010/Exchange 2016 shared 
environment?

We are on Exchange 2010 SP3 Ru13.  We put Exchange 2016 CU1 into production 
finally this week but have moved only one test mailbox to it so far.  We don't 
have a test email system so I guess you can call this "testing in production". 
:)

I need to see what the changes and updates and limitations are, as we never 
used 2013.   And eventually we will go E2016 / O365 Hybrid.

I thought we would be able to see free/busy information but the when I look 
from my 2010 system at the calendar on the 2016 mailbox, I see blank.  I know 
there are meetings on there.

What did I miss?

Thanks,
Alice



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