We are currently moving our network from a Win NT4 domain to a new Win 2003 domain. All new servers, clean installs, etc.
We have created the new domain, set it up, and set all of the servers up to function as they are meant to. We have migrated one set of users, the IS Dept. as a test. We have also migrated all of our resource accounts (projectors, non user-assigned laptops, cars, conference rooms).
Here is my issue. Users that are still in the old domain are able to create a meeting and add a resource account as a resource, but when they want to change the time, delete the meeting, etc. they are told they do not have the proper permissions to book the resource and that they need to add it as a required or optional attendee. It then will adjust the time/delete on their calendar, but not on the calendar of the resource – the meeting remains as it was originally booked and is unchangeable by anyone.
From my account (an IS Dept user), I can create a meeting with a resource, delete it, or change it fine.
I looked at the permissions, and everyone has everything but take ownership and full control access. They should be able to read, modify, etc.
What am I missing?? This is driving me nuts. I have not been working with Exchange as long as I have been working in this industry, and I have never done a migration to Win 2003, so chances are I am missing something.
Please help!