WizardOnTheRun
IS-IT--Management
using outlook, as administrator, when i go to properties the permissions tab is missing from some of my folders. HELP.
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Permissions tab missing from some public folders
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The first question I need to ask is who created the public folders.
The administrator is not auto added - you may need to login as the person who create the folders and add the administrator to the permissions.
bob
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The administrator is not auto added - you may need to login as the person who create the folders and add the administrator to the permissions.
bob
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WizardOnTheRun
IS-IT--Management
the user is zina, but i changed my outlook to her user name and still no tab for permissions?
silentsam33
IS-IT--Management
If you are the Exchange Admin, you can set permissions on the Exchange server via ESM.
silentsam33
I went into esm and set the permissions on the public folder and I still cannot even see the folders let enough change the permissions.
the problem I am having is the person who create them is gone and my boss in is ultimate reasoning deleted the user and thier mailbox.
So now I can't change a thing in those public folders.
any suggestions.
bob
Jones' Law
The man who can smile when things go wrong has thought of someone he can blame it on.
I went into esm and set the permissions on the public folder and I still cannot even see the folders let enough change the permissions.
the problem I am having is the person who create them is gone and my boss in is ultimate reasoning deleted the user and thier mailbox.
So now I can't change a thing in those public folders.
any suggestions.
bob
Jones' Law
The man who can smile when things go wrong has thought of someone he can blame it on.
silentsam33
IS-IT--Management
You may have to add the Exchange permissions to the account you are using to log onto the Exchange server. At my company, all admin have a special and separte account used to log onto or Terminal Server into servers. Mainly for auditing reasons.
Go to the top level in ESM and right-click and select Delegate Control... If possible, also check the top level of PF to see the current permission setting. If you cannot set the permissions or Delegate control, a user account that is a member of the Ent. Admin may have to do this.
Go to the top level in ESM and right-click and select Delegate Control... If possible, also check the top level of PF to see the current permission setting. If you cannot set the permissions or Delegate control, a user account that is a member of the Ent. Admin may have to do this.
WizardOnTheRun
You need to give (enough) permissions to the user you want to access those properties, and don't forget the main folders if any.
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You need to give (enough) permissions to the user you want to access those properties, and don't forget the main folders if any.
Marc
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