The attribute that we are looking for is the CalendarPublishingEnabled attribute, in order to have Internet Calendar functionality the value must be set to True.
The second phase of the Server level configuration will occur on the CAS Servers facing the internet where we must make sure that Internet Calendar Publishing is enabled. If for some reason you change your External URL you have to ask your users or at least create a script/cmdlet to stop and start publishing their calendar to get the new URLs.
Managing Internet Calendar at Organization and CAS level This new Virtual Directory has only Anonymous Authentication enabled and makes easier to an end-user to navigate in a Shared Calendar using the same Outlook Web App experience. Also, basing it on the iCalendar standards (RFC 2445), keep it secure and anonymous a new Virtual Directory was added to the current OWA structure, as shown in Figure 1. In order to provide Internet Calendar Sharing in Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1 and allow integration with common Internet calendars such as Live and Yahoo. That is, either restricted or public available. Users can easily go through OWA for instance and reduce the time window, the amount of information to be available, and their own calendar permissions.
There are two layers of security when we are talking about Calendar Sharing: the first layer is the organization level where the Exchange Administrator sets the boundaries for the Calendar Sharing the second layer is at user level where the user can restrict a little bit more what was permitted at the Organization level. Now, Exchange Server 2010 SP1 goes beyond the company federation and allows end-users to share and retrieve calendars on the Internet in a secure and controlled way.
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