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Note: These values are the defaults for accounts to be created. Changes here do not automatically
affect accounts that have been created previously
Mailbox Type for new resources (Exchange Server 2007 Only)
Controls the account type used for new accounts. The choice does not affect how the integration
functions and is relevant only to how administrators want to list or display accounts to users in their
clients.
Asynchronous Booking (Exchange Server 2003 Only)
System-wide setting that allows users to use Asynchronous booking in addition to resource booking
when integrated on an Exchange 2003 server. If set to Allow, invites sent via email will be processed
by the Integration. If set to Instruct user to use resource booking, when an email invitation is received,
it will be rejected and the user will receive an email instructing them to make the meeting request
using the Resources field in the meeting invite. For more information regarding Asynchronous
booking vs. resource booking, please see Explanation of Resource Booking Models.
Default Organizational Unit
This setting controls where accounts created by the Configuration tool will be created in Active
Directory. To change this setting, click Browse and a window will appear allowing you to browse the
Active Directory and specify an existing OU or create a new one.
Mailbox Database for New Accounts
This setting controls which Mailbox storage group is used for mailboxes created for new accounts
created by the Configuration tool. This drop-down list will automatically be populated with all Mailbox
storage groups found on the local server.

Resource Calendar Permissions

The groups defined here will automatically be assigned Editor or Author permissions respectively on
the calendars of accounts created by the Configuration tool. In Exchange 2003 installations, these
groups are defined during installation, and users must be a member of the Author group to be able to
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