The Exchange Calendar List Web Part displays the appointments of the selected Microsoft Exchange mailboxes and/or Exchange public folder calendars as a list.

Web Part Configuration: Title: enter the optional web part title Web Part: AECalendarList Configuration: enter the below configuration options: user=SomeAccount enter the name of the Windows account used to fetch the data from the Exchange server. pwd=xxx (enter the password for the above account.) url=https://yourserver enter the web domain name of the Exchange web frontend server domain=maildomain.com enter the domain name of the Exchange mail server mailbox=fred enter the mailbox name(s) or enter "{uid}" to display the current user's calendar view=Month (select either "Day", "Week" or "Month") starthour=8 (enter the start hour of the "Day" view) endhour=5 (enter the end hour of the "Day" view) weekend=0 (suppress the display of Saturday and Sunday) localization=localized strings freebusycolors=free/busy color values cache=30 (enter the data cache duration in minutes)

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Lubomir   11/15/2022 11:17  Dear Juerg, is it possible to set colors for subjects as for classic web part? e.g. Office=gray;Business Trip=red .... Thank you Juerg   11/15/2022 13:09  Lubomir, we have now added the „subjectcolors“ „modern“ web part setting as eg. subjectcolors=Office=gray;Business Trip=red Please re-download the web part and then update the solution. Sébastien   11/18/2022 10:04  Dear Juerg, We are trying to use Exchanve Calendar List Web Part but we always receive the following error message : "Error: The remote server returned an error: (503) Server Unavailable." Our test demonstrate the availability of the server and the connexion request without error. We are using (still...) Exchange Server 2013 CU23 with Sharepoint Server 2019. Do you know if there is some timeout limitation? I can send you in private email the configuration parameters if needed. Thanks in advance for your answer and help. Best regards, Sébastien Juerg   2/2/2024 13:00  Sébastien, can you check on your Exchange server via the “IIS Manager/Application Pools” if the MSExchangeAutodiscoverAppPool has been started ?