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Sharing vs. subscribing to Calendars in OWA/Ninermail
- Why does this matter? Different information may be visible to you, especially shared calendars can display more sensitive information than internet published calendars.
- How can I tell the difference? Apart from the amount of information that gets displayed to you, different calendar types appear :
- in a different place:
- Shared calendars appear under (1) heading “people” (even if it is a room or other resource),
- subscribed calendars under (3) heading “Other Calendars”
- with a different type of name:
- Shared calendars have as name the email address (2) “@uncc.edu”
- subscribed calendars have as default name only “calendar”. Only if you rename the calendar, it has a meaningful identifier, like was done here (4)
- in a different place:
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