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Exchange 2007Hi,
In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all the other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative capabilities at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they provided? Regards, Mahadev I think it is possible in Exchange 2003, where i can make a user a member
of certain Administration Groups. But it is not working in Exchange 2007? The architecture is rather changed. Please letme know , is it possible? Show quote "mahadev.1984" wrote: > Hi, > > In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all the > other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative capabilities > at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they provided? > > Regards, > Mahadev > > If you look at the security settings you'll notice that Exchange
Administrators have DENY on Send As and on Recieve As. You need to turn off the deny for the account you wish to use to access. Show quote "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D6A9F27F-834A-4419-8D18-8C2AA0C9D892@microsoft.com... >I think it is possible in Exchange 2003, where i can make a user a member > of certain Administration Groups. But it is not working in Exchange 2007? > The > architecture is rather changed. Please letme know , is it possible? > > > > > > "mahadev.1984" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all >> the >> other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative >> capabilities >> at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they >> provided? >> >> Regards, >> Mahadev >> >> But ,How to get the Security Settings Enabled ? In Exchange 2007, where do
we find security settings? Regards, Mahadev Show quote "Peter O'Dowd (MVP)" wrote: > If you look at the security settings you'll notice that Exchange > Administrators have DENY on Send As and on Recieve As. You need to turn off > the deny for the account you wish to use to access. > > -- > Peter O'Dowd > Exchange Server MVP > http://www.blade.net.nz > "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:D6A9F27F-834A-4419-8D18-8C2AA0C9D892@microsoft.com... > >I think it is possible in Exchange 2003, where i can make a user a member > > of certain Administration Groups. But it is not working in Exchange 2007? > > The > > architecture is rather changed. Please letme know , is it possible? > > > > > > > > > > > > "mahadev.1984" wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all > >> the > >> other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative > >> capabilities > >> at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they > >> provided? > >> > >> Regards, > >> Mahadev > >> > >> > > > Here you go :)
This will tell you all, it's a recent document so you may not know it was out there. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/thankyou.aspx?familyId=8f74d1f7-3b50-42ba-8431-33daa72a8a25&displayLang=en Show quote "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:68BDF7FE-0DC8-4C0F-874D-9905BD2B5FA5@microsoft.com... > But ,How to get the Security Settings Enabled ? In Exchange 2007, where > do > we find security settings? > > Regards, > Mahadev > > "Peter O'Dowd (MVP)" wrote: > >> If you look at the security settings you'll notice that Exchange >> Administrators have DENY on Send As and on Recieve As. You need to turn >> off >> the deny for the account you wish to use to access. >> >> -- >> Peter O'Dowd >> Exchange Server MVP >> http://www.blade.net.nz >> "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:D6A9F27F-834A-4419-8D18-8C2AA0C9D892@microsoft.com... >> >I think it is possible in Exchange 2003, where i can make a user a >> >member >> > of certain Administration Groups. But it is not working in Exchange >> > 2007? >> > The >> > architecture is rather changed. Please letme know , is it possible? >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > "mahadev.1984" wrote: >> > >> >> Hi, >> >> >> >> In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all >> >> the >> >> other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative >> >> capabilities >> >> at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they >> >> provided? >> >> >> >> Regards, >> >> Mahadev >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Hi,
Its a gr8 link . The doc was pretty good. In that doc two queries were given . As follows, 1) To use the Exchange Management Shell to grant full access permissions for a mailbox ----Run the following command to add the permission directly to the mailbox: Add-MailboxPermission "Mailbox" -User "Trusted User" -AccessRights FullAccess 2)To use the Exchange Management Shell to grant Receive As permissions for a mailbox database ---Run the following command to add the permission to the mailbox database: Add-ADPermission -Identity "Mailbox Store" -User "Trusted User" -ExtendedRights Receive-As I tried to make the permissions on the mailbox Directly, and i succeeded (i.e i am able to open that "User mailbox" with OWA, using the "Trusted user" Credentials). But, when i tried to make permission on the entire mailbox store, I failed. Even I restarted the Exchange IFS and also other services. Still i am not able to make it. Because, in real time there will be thousands of mailboxes in a Ex Server 2007, I cant provide permission individually for each mailbox. Please help me. Regards, Mahadev Show quote "Peter O'Dowd (MVP)" wrote: > Here you go :) > This will tell you all, it's a recent document so you may not know it was > out there. > > http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/thankyou.aspx?familyId=8f74d1f7-3b50-42ba-8431-33daa72a8a25&displayLang=en > > > -- > Peter O'Dowd > Exchange Server MVP > http://www.blade.net.nz > "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:68BDF7FE-0DC8-4C0F-874D-9905BD2B5FA5@microsoft.com... > > But ,How to get the Security Settings Enabled ? In Exchange 2007, where > > do > > we find security settings? > > > > Regards, > > Mahadev > > > > "Peter O'Dowd (MVP)" wrote: > > > >> If you look at the security settings you'll notice that Exchange > >> Administrators have DENY on Send As and on Recieve As. You need to turn > >> off > >> the deny for the account you wish to use to access. > >> > >> -- > >> Peter O'Dowd > >> Exchange Server MVP > >> http://www.blade.net.nz > >> "mahadev.1984" <mahadev1***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:D6A9F27F-834A-4419-8D18-8C2AA0C9D892@microsoft.com... > >> >I think it is possible in Exchange 2003, where i can make a user a > >> >member > >> > of certain Administration Groups. But it is not working in Exchange > >> > 2007? > >> > The > >> > architecture is rather changed. Please letme know , is it possible? > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > "mahadev.1984" wrote: > >> > > >> >> Hi, > >> >> > >> >> In Exchange 2007, for a mailbox user to be capable of opening all > >> >> the > >> >> other mailboxes in the oraganisation i.e to have administrative > >> >> capabilities > >> >> at mailbox level, what are the permissions needed and how are they > >> >> provided? > >> >> > >> >> Regards, > >> >> Mahadev > >> >> > >> >> > >> > >> > >> > > >  |
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