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Import the event.ics file into your exchange calendar.Two possible workaround for the issue have been found: The entry for such events will appear in the calendar on the device where you imported it, but it will not be synchronised to other devices via your exchange account. ics calendar entries (like the ones from Indico) to the exchange server. Please note that this is only needed if you want to enable network groups from AD - if you enable individual AD accounts this is not needed. Sudo /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Set :Modules:SystemCache:Membership\ Query\ Timeout\ in\ Seconds 20" /Library/Preferences/OpenDirectory/ist To be able to use Network Groups from Active Directory you have to increase the timeout for replies from the server, otherwise the request will fail and the user can not log in.

Using Network Groups from Active Directory (egroups in CERN speak) does not work out of the box. Please contact the Service Desk if you encounter a problem with an application or a service. Please note that this list is by no means complete. This is a summary of issues known so far.

Make sure you have a recent backup, allowing you to recover your data in case of problems.

Verify your hard-disk or SSD before doing the install.

Ensure that all the software you are using is compatible with it.

There are three important actions to take before you install it: The information below is only for historical reference! With the release of macOS 10.14 in September 2018 Mac OS X 10.11 is considered obsolete and unsupported. Apple has published a list of 68 vulnerabilities in OS X 10.11.6 for which there is no security update other than 10.12 Sierra. It has been superseeded by macOS 10.12 Sierra on September 20th, 2016. Mac OS X 10.11 became available from the Mac App Store on September 30th, 2015. The information below is for historical reference only. If your Mac still runs a macOS version below 10.15 you should upgrade to a supported version of macOS as soon as possible! MacOS 10.11 is considered insecure and not suited for use in a professional context! With the of macOS 10.14 in September 2018 macOS 10.11 ("El Capitan") became unsupported.