Admin rights question

[Joshua1]

How do I give myself full admin rights in exch client to do what ever I want like creating public folders etc...

 

[Grenage]

You will need to setup your rights under Exchange Administrator.

From here highlight your site and select tools/options - then the permissions tab.

 

[Joshua1]

Question under the permission tab how would I set for myself
full admin rights?

 

[Grenage]

Adding your Username and selecting "Service Account Admin" will give you complete control.

 

[Joshua1]

Great , what would be the least permission to use for someone when you just want them just to create accounts?

 

[Marcs41]

Check the help files and look for permissions

Marc
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[Joshua1]

I set myself for service account admin and I still cannot create a public folder.

 

[Grenage]

What is the message it gives you, and where are you trying to add them ?

 

[Joshua1]

"Unable to create the folder" - (any test folder)
"You do not have sufficent permission to perform this operation on the object".
"See folder contact or your system admin"

 

[fritz101]

Any resolution to this? I've added myself as Service Admin on all levels, but still don't have permission to add a public folder. Small single-org, single server site.
Getting the same messages as this last post.

 

[N0ktar]

try restarting the information store

 

[zbnet]

Public folders have their own permissions, use Admin to view the properties of a public folder, then click the Client Permissions button. The Service Account isn't automatically added to the client permissions of a PF, and you need to be in there to do things to the PF.

 

[fritz101]

Thanks for the hints. Restarting the Information store didn't work. In regards to what you're saying, zbnet, I'm trying to create a new, top-level public folder. The public folder container doesn't have properties that I can modify. I'm already a Service Account Admin for its parent, the Pulic Information Store (and each Parent above that, ie the Server, the Domain, and the Organization). I just don't know why its not letting me create.
Thanks

 

[zbnet]

Top Level PF creation can be restricted - there's a tab on the Information Store Site Confoguration properties.

 

[fritz101]

Indeed there is! Thanks for the info. Also found this KB article with the same info

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;261120&Product=ech

thanks!