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The ResourceXpress user account will require Full Access permissions to each resource account in order to create, amend and delete bookings.

To give Full Access permissions to a resource, sign onto your Office 365 admin center with your administrator account. Enter the Exchange admin center. Under Recipients then click on Resources.

Select a resource and click on the edit icon on the toolbar:

Configurable settings for the resource will appear in a new window. Select mailbox delegation on the left-hand side, and scroll down to the third option, Full Access. Click on the + button:

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Search for the designated ResourceXpress user as well as any additional users that will have the ability to edit bookings for this resource. Select and Add the account to the list on the bottom. Click OK.

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Click Save.

These steps will need to be repeated for each Resource that will be utilized with ResourceXpress.

You can also assign Full Access Permissions via PowerShell with the below cmdlet.

# Assign Full Access Permissions
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity "<Room Name>" -User "<User Name>" -AccessRights 'FullAccess'

Additional settings need to be changed via PowerShell, this is to ensure the correct information is displayed in ResourceXpress.

First, open PowerShell from a Windows computer.

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Using Modern Authentication or Multi-Factor Authentication

To connect using Modern Authentication or Multi-Factor Authentication copy and paste the below code

Connect-ExchangeOnline -UserPrincipalName <user.name@domain.

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com> -ShowProgress $true

Using Basic Authentication

To connect using Basic Authentication copy and paste the code below then press Enter.

# Get user details
$UserCredential = Get-Credential
# Create connection to office 365
$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic -AllowRedirection
# Start session
Import-PSSession $Session

An Authentication screen should popuppop up. Enter your Office 365 administrator’s username and password.

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Once you have successfully logged into PowerShell, enter the code below to view the settings for a specific resource.

# View resource current settings
Get-Mailbox “Board Room” | Get-CalendarProcessing | FL

Replace the words “Board Room” on the second line of the code with the name of your resource to get the screen below.

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By default, RemovePrivateProperty, DeleteSubject, and AddOrganizerToSubject are set to true. AutomateProcessing must be set to AutoAccept if it is not already.

Copy and paste the code below to change the settings for these four options.
Replace “Board Room” with the name of your resource.

# Specific settings for the resource
Set-CalendarProcessing “Board Room” -AddOrganizerToSubject $false -DeleteSubject $false -RemovePrivateProperty $false -AutomateProcessing AutoAccept

To see the changes made, enter the previous code to view the settings of the resource again. Your screen should look similar to the image below.

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These steps must be repeated for all resources.

Log onto ResourceXpress in your browser using your given URL and credentials.

Under Administration Settings on the top navigation bar, go to System Settings.

On the first tab you see (Resource Server), you will see the screen below:

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Refer to the following table to fill in the information required:

Once the information above is entered, click Save.

To check that ResourceXpress is successfully connected to Microsoft Office 365, enter the CAPTCHA image on the bottom of the page and click Check Server.

A successful connection will display a message similar to the image below: