Set Calendar Working Hours from Exchange 2007 Shell
I work for a public school system and have multiple users whos work hours change during the summer. I am trying to use a script to set working hours for multiple users. I cannot findthe commandto set it in the Exchange 2007 Shell or the console. How do i set the working hours so I can adjust them for set groups of users as they change? This seems like it should be an easy Set-User or Set-CalendarSettings command, but I am unable to find it. I did find SheduleOnlyDuringWorkHours, but thatwas only the only setting I was able to locate. Any assistance would be appreciated.Thanks,Chris SpragueNetwork SpecialistPoquoson City Public SchoolsChris.Sprague@poquoson.k12.va.us
June 22nd, 2009 4:13pm

Hi, This option is called logon hours. This is a active directory attributes which needs to customised based on the requirement time. Below links helps you to set the logon hours for the user. we can put in a loop to apply for set of users. http://wiki.activeroles.inside.quest.com/index.php/Standalone_script_to_set_logon_hours_of_a_user_account Let me know if this helps. I can work on the code to loop for set of users. Regards, Krishna http://smtpport25.wordpress.com
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June 22nd, 2009 8:01pm

Hi Chris, From your description, I guess that you would like to set Calendar Working Hours for users. For Outlook client, the Working hours configuration is saved in following registry key on the client: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Options\Calendar CalDefEnd CalDefStart For OWA client, the Working hours configuration is saved in a hide message in Calendar folder, you can use MFCMapi to check the configuration: 1. Run MFCMapi tool and logon the user mailbox (Online Mode) 2. Open mailbox and expand Root Container and Top of Information Store 3. Right click the Calendar folder and click Open Associated Contents Table 4. Click the message which subject is IPM.Configuration.WorkHours 5. Open the property 0x7C080102 which contains the Work Hours setting. Mike
June 24th, 2009 12:03pm

Hi,you can find some more details on this in the below link http://pocketnow.com/index.php?a=portal_detail&t=news&id=6088regards,Krishnahttp://smtpport25.wordpress.com
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June 24th, 2009 1:16pm

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