[Macpartners] Mac Calendar does not read from Exchange under Yosemite

Chris Peterson @ MIT petey at mit.edu
Thu Feb 18 12:38:03 EST 2016


Hi all —

Repinging the list to ask if anyone else has figured out a workaround (or seen this issue emerge). I will say I do not believe this to be a due-dsl support configuration related issue; I have updated my home computers to El Capitan and am having the same problem, so it seems to me likely to be something about how MIT Exchange servers are communicating (or not) with newer versions of OS X.

Last I heard, most folks were just switching over to Outlook for Exchange, but I’d love to hear if there are any other options for making Exchange work with Apple Calendar!

— Chris

On Aug 11, 2015, at 10:58 AM, Chris Peterson @ MIT <petey at mit.edu<mailto:petey at mit.edu>> wrote:

Hi Macpartners -

I recently got a new computer (MBP, running 10.10.4) issued to me by DUE/DSL Desktop Support. The main thing is that my Exchange calendar does not work in the mac Calendar application (which I will refer to by iCal to help avoid confusion).

Basically: iCal does not read *any* events from my petey at mit.edu<mailto:petey at mit.edu> calendar. It loads iCloud and Google Calendar events fine; it even loads delegate Exchange calendars fine. I can *write* to my calendar, i.e., if I create an event on petey at mit.edu<mailto:petey at mit.edu> calendar from my work laptop, I can see it on my phone and home computer. However, if I create an event on another computer, it will now propagate to my work laptop.

Outlook calendar works fine, but I want to use iCal, since it integrates better w/ my personal calendar and the rest of the Mac.

Wondering if anyone on this list has experienced (or even better fixed) this or might have some idea how I could proceed.

Thanks,

- Chris


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