14.5.4 Adding Calendar Service to a User

It is not necessary to add calendar service to a user created with the old (Schema version 1) Calendar Server utilities. However, with (Schema version 2) Delegated Administrator, calendar service can be added and removed from a user's LDAP entry.

To add calendar service to an existing user, use one of the following tools:

• 14.5.4.1 To Add Calendar Service to a User with Delegated Administrator Console (for Schema version 2)

• 14.5.4.2 To Add Calendar Service to a User with Delegated Administrator (commadmin user create)(for Schema version 2)

• 14.5.4.3 To Add Calendar Service with Calendar Server Utilities (for Schema version 1).

14.5.4.1 To Add Calendar Service to a User with Delegated Administrator Console

You can add calendar services to both a new user and an existing user:

• When a new user is created, using the New User wizard, it assigns the user a service package that includes calendar service. The user is automatically enabled.

• For an existing user, select the user from the User List page and use the Assign Service Package wizard to select a service package with calendar service. The user is automatically enabled.

14.5.4.2 To Add Calendar Service to a User with Delegated Administrator (commadmin user create)

When creating a new user, add calendar services as illustrated in the example that follows:

commadmin user create jsmith -S cal

If you did not add calendar services when the user was created, you can add calendar services to the user later, using a modify command, as illustrated in the following example:

commadmin user modify jsmith -S cal

14.5.4.3 To Add Calendar Service with Calendar Server Utilities

If you used csuser create when you created the user entry, the utility gives calendar service to the user by adding icsCalendarUser and its attributes to the user LDAP entry.