How to create a Shared Calendar for a group of users to use
In this
guide, we will show you how to create a public folder to share between a group
of users rather than sharing out an existing user’s personal calendar to other
users.
When
assigning permissions to a number of users, it’s recommended to create a
‘Group’ so that you can assign permissions to it rather than to each of the
users individually.
To create a
group do the following:-
- In MDaemon
go to Accounts → Groups & Templates;
- Select
‘Group Manager’ on the left;
- Click ‘New
group’;
- Add an
appropriate name and description of the group and then click ‘OK’ as shown
below:-
- Making
sure, you have the new group highlighted on the right, click ‘Add or remove
accounts from the selected group’;
- Select the
users that you want to include in the group and then click ‘OK’ and then ‘OK’
again;
To create
and share a new public folder do the following:-
- In MDaemon,
go into Setup → Public Folder;
- On the left
from the ‘folder tree’, select the parent folder under which your new calendar
folder will be created;
- On the
right, click ‘New folder’, give your folder a name eg ‘Dept Calendar’, select
‘Calendar’ as the folder type and then click ‘OK’;
- Making sure
that you have your new folder selected in the tree on the left, click the ‘Edit
ACLs’ button;
- Click
‘Edit’, then ‘Add’ and then ‘Find Now’;
- Select the
user(s) or group(s) that you’re looking to give access to this calendar and
click ‘OK’;
- Set the
permissions as required (typical permissions for a shared folder are Delete,
Insert, Lookup Folder, Read and Write);
- Remember to
remove any other unwanted user/group permissions that may have been inherited
from the parent folder;
- Once you’ve
configured the required permissions, click ‘OK’ and then ‘Close’ and finally
‘OK’ to close the Public Folder Manager window;
- Please note
that you may need to close and re-open your email client before the folder
becomes accessible within the folder list.
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