Adding an Exchange Server Integration Provider
Exchange Server integration provides access to calendars for meeting rooms and also people, if it is specified as the default provider. To add a new Exchange Server Integration Provider, choose the menu option Preferences -> Integrations.
Adding an Integration Provider
Click the + button to add a new Integration Provider, or click one that has been created previously to edit.
Select Exchange Server.
When adding a new Exchange Server Integration, you will be presented
with a number of options. Complete them as described below:
Name: Display name to identify the provider.
Exchange Version: This field helps resolve issues arising from differences in Exchange EWS. Selecting Exchange 2013 SP1 will include any version from that date to the present.
Domain: Internal domain name, used for login.
Username:
Internal Active Directory Username of an account that has at least Read
free/busy permissions to calendars that you wish to display.
Password: Password for the specified account.
Use AutoDiscovery: Tick this option if you do not know your Exchange Service URL. NOTE:
this may not work correctly, especially in Hybrid Office 365 Deployments.
Make this the default Calendar Provider: If this is the only calendar provider, this will be enabled by default.
Currently all user calendars are displayed only via the default
provider. This option is currently only for Resource/Asset calendars.
Autodiscover Email: This is required when attempting to use Autodiscovery to locate the exchange service URL.
Exchange Service URL: This is generally in the form https://{exchange_server_hostname}/EWS/Exchange.asmx. (e.g. https://mail.yourdomain.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx or if your instance is self hosted https://yourexchangeserver.yourdomain.local/EWS/Exchange.asmx).
For information about how to configure a calendar for an asset or resource, please view the article Configuring Asset/Resource Calendar.
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