The Upload of Calendar Failed the server returned an error

We do have internet all the time. I don't know about a firewall, but all
emails must go through our internal webmail server. Disclaimers are added
automatically, that sort of thing. But like the first poster, I get a server
error message when I try to upload the calendar (send - completed, receive -
completed, upload - failed...) and I cannot send an email granting
permission. Again, it gives a server error and the email won't even go. Do
you think I should try the Microsoft help desk?
--
Jackie


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Do you have internet all the time? That's all you need to publish calendars.
It's possible your corporate firewall is blocking access to the microsoft
servers.

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"Jackie" wrote in message
...
Well, I spoke to my IT people and it is an internal thing. Because our
webmail server is not constantly connected to Microsoft, I get the server
error message. Apparently, our server intermittantly accesses the
Microsoft
server. We use something like a POP3 account?? I don't know if that has
anything to do with it, but my IT people could offer no solution. I guess
it
was just a fluke that the first time I tried, it worked. I have no
suggestions for you other than to check if it is a similar situation.
--
Jackie


"NEED HELP" wrote:

Ok, I cant upload the calendar because it returned an error and I cant
find
out what the error is. There is no way to reach anyone at microsoft and
I am
extremely frustrated. Can anyone help me out?

I have even created new calendars but they always fail to load. I need
this
for business and I need help PLEASE!!!!

are you getting the error before the email comes up or after you hit Send?

The process uploads the calendar to the then asks if you want to send an
invite. if you log into the calendar online (office.microsoft.com) do you
see the calendar?

--
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"Jackie" wrote in message
...
We do have internet all the time. I don't know about a firewall, but all
emails must go through our internal webmail server. Disclaimers are added
automatically, that sort of thing. But like the first poster, I get a
server
error message when I try to upload the calendar (send - completed,
receive -
completed, upload - failed...) and I cannot send an email granting
permission. Again, it gives a server error and the email won't even go.
Do
you think I should try the Microsoft help desk?
--
Jackie


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Do you have internet all the time? That's all you need to publish
calendars.
It's possible your corporate firewall is blocking access to the microsoft
servers.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com

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"Jackie" wrote in message
...
Well, I spoke to my IT people and it is an internal thing. Because our
webmail server is not constantly connected to Microsoft, I get the
server
error message. Apparently, our server intermittantly accesses the
Microsoft
server. We use something like a POP3 account?? I don't know if that
has
anything to do with it, but my IT people could offer no solution. I
guess
it
was just a fluke that the first time I tried, it worked. I have no
suggestions for you other than to check if it is a similar situation.
--
Jackie


"NEED HELP" wrote:

Ok, I cant upload the calendar because it returned an error and I cant
find
out what the error is. There is no way to reach anyone at microsoft
and
I am
extremely frustrated. Can anyone help me out?

I have even created new calendars but they always fail to load. I
need
this
for business and I need help PLEASE!!!!

I get this error msg after I hit send. "Error while preparing to send
sharing message. Server returned an error."

As far as seeing the calendar on line, I'm afraid I don't know where to
look, and the one person to whom I gave access hasn't been in for the last
couple of days, so I can't check if he is getting my current calendar. When
I first did it, he was able to bring up my calendar, but it only showed
"busy". I changed that option, but then always got an error when it
uploaded, so as of Wednesday, he was still just seeing busy.
--
Jackie


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

are you getting the error before the email comes up or after you hit Send?

The process uploads the calendar to the then asks if you want to send an
invite. if you log into the calendar online (office.microsoft.com) do you
see the calendar?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Jackie" wrote in message
...
We do have internet all the time. I don't know about a firewall, but all
emails must go through our internal webmail server. Disclaimers are added
automatically, that sort of thing. But like the first poster, I get a
server
error message when I try to upload the calendar (send - completed,
receive -
completed, upload - failed...) and I cannot send an email granting
permission. Again, it gives a server error and the email won't even go.
Do
you think I should try the Microsoft help desk?
--
Jackie


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Do you have internet all the time? That's all you need to publish
calendars.
It's possible your corporate firewall is blocking access to the microsoft
servers.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com

Outlook Tips by email:


EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:


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your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.


"Jackie" wrote in message
...
Well, I spoke to my IT people and it is an internal thing. Because our
webmail server is not constantly connected to Microsoft, I get the
server
error message. Apparently, our server intermittantly accesses the
Microsoft
server. We use something like a POP3 account?? I don't know if that
has
anything to do with it, but my IT people could offer no solution. I
guess
it
was just a fluke that the first time I tried, it worked. I have no
suggestions for you other than to check if it is a similar situation.
--
Jackie


"NEED HELP" wrote:

Ok, I cant upload the calendar because it returned an error and I cant
find
out what the error is. There is no way to reach anyone at microsoft
and
I am
extremely frustrated. Can anyone help me out?

I have even created new calendars but they always fail to load. I
need
this
for business and I need help PLEASE!!!!