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Can a user access a site with the correct permissions?
They have proper read permissions and are in the correct group, but are still getting access denied errors. I removed all the unique permissions on the site and nothing should be preventing them from access this resource. Even “Checking Permissions” on a users profile shows they should have access.
What are the default permissions for the calendar folder?
The default permissions of the Calendar folder are set to None or Contributor. When you query free/busy information by using Scheduling Assistant in a cross-forest scenario, the Availability service uses the organization relationship instead of delegated user permissions.
How to check the permission level of a user?
Determine what permission level the user should have to the site (member, owner, etc.) and verify the permission via the Check Permissions feature. To use the Check Permissions feature, navigate to the User.aspx page by selecting the gear icon in the upper right corner and then Site Settings Under Users and Permissions, select Site Permissions.
How to check permissions for a OneDrive site?
If the user is attempting to access another user’s OneDrive site: Determine what permission level the user should have to the site (member, owner, etc.) and then verify the permissions via the Check Permissions feature. To use the Check Permissions feature, navigate to the User.aspx.
The “Shared Documents” library had versionion set to only allow “users who can edit items” to see draft items in the library. The document was edited, thus creating major versions. If the permissions are correct, one possibility is the default page of the site might be checked-out or in draft state.
How to check if a user has access to a site?
In the User/Group field, type the user’s name and select Check Now. The type of permissions the user has on a site and which security group it is derived from (if applicable) will be displayed. If the user does not have appropriate permissions, grant them permissions to the file or site.