If you have access to the calendar of another user, you can view the calendar content using Exchange Server 2003 Outlook Web Access (Owa). To do this, enter the following information in the browser's URL box, where virtual_server_name is the name of another virtual server created by Exchange Server 2003 or your Exchange administrator; username is an alias of the calendar owner: http: / / virtual_server_name / Exchange / UserName / Calendar
Type the username, password, and domain when the login window appears. These credentials are used to verify that you have permissions to access the calendar of that person and authenticate your request. MORE INFORMATION If you have the right permissions, you can open another user's other specific folder according to the same syntax, as shown below: Inbox http: // virtual_server_name / Exchange / UserName / Inbox has sent mail http: / / virtual_server_name / exchange / username / sent items contact http: // virtual_server_name / exchange / username / contacts Note Because to make OWA consistent with Outlook must carry out complex interoperability, the use of Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server version of OWA delegate calendar access People only have read-only access. The only exception is to grant the principal of the owner permissions of the mailbox using the "Active Directory User and Computer". After the "owner" permission of the mailbox, the client has permission to read and write all data using OWA in the mailbox.
