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Domain Admins - Active Sync/OWA question

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Domain Admins - Active Sync/OWA question

Domain Admins - Active Sync/OWA question

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I'm a member of the Domain Admins group and that group has Manage Permissions to my Exchange Mailbox. When I remove that group from the Manage Permissions, I no longer can access my mailbox using OWA or Active Sync. This means that any member of the Domain Admins group has access to my email which I want to avoid. Is there a resolution to this?

Thank you..

RE: Domain Admins - Active Sync/OWA question

Domain Admins should have Deny permissions set for ReceiveAs and SendAs on every mailbox. This is the default and is to stop them accessing everyone's mailboxes.

Your primary mail account that you have an ActiveSync device on should never be part of Domain Admins.



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