The problem, this is what I believe was my problem, something is wrong with Active Directory on the local end, in relation to access rights. Which is to bypass Outlook auto-config feature and configure Outlook a direct connect to Office 365 account. Hi, everyone - I believe I found a solution that seems to be working for me. Personal thoughts - From all my testing and Microsoft support, I feel this issue has something to do with the Active Directory security rights applying to the mailbox, and the mailbox is somehow losing or not applying those rights. It's across the whole firm.Īny ideas or possible solutions would be great This issue has been around for 2 years now, but lately, it's getting worse.

I'm in the process of working with Microsoft for a solution, so far we are not making much progress. Compared patch versions on users that don't have the problem vs users that do have the problem, so far the patch updated the same for Office 2013. Installed Office 365 - solution only lasted 3 days.ġ0. Used Powershell to move mailbox to another database, which should rebuild the mailbox.ĩ. Used Powershell to repair settings on the mailboxĨ. Reapply windows credential manager of the user accountħ. Update Outlook 2013 to the newest versionĦ. Things I have tried to resolve the issue but didn't work or didn't last longĢ. our current setup is Active Directory on server 2016, we have Office 365 cloud change but Azure sync up to local Active Directory. Hi have attorneys show share their tasks with 4 or 5 paralegals, these paralegals have edit rights to the tasks, for some reason, the paralegals can't edit the tasks, they get an error saying something like (you don't have permission to edit or the folder is gone).Īfter a day or two later the person is able to edit the task again and after a few hours, the problem happens again.

Hi, everyone - I'm wondering has anyone encounter this and found a solution.

Outlook shared tasks