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Exchange 2003 mailbox rights - Get rid of deny...

Asked by Priscilla_Hora in Microsoft Server, Exchange Email Server, Active Directory

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We run Exchange 2003 and have a little problem with Mailbox rights. Before upgrading the administrators group had full rights and were able to open end users inbox.

Now the administrators group have a big deny next to Full mailbox access under the security tab in AD.
This also applies to Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Exchange Domain Servers. The allow and deny boxes are checked and greyed out.

These rights  are inheriting from somewhere but I can't work out where or how.

I have checked under Exchange System Manager, but can't work it out. How do I uncheck the deny box?
Can someone point me in the right direction?Start Free Trial
 
 
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Tags: mailbox, deny, exchange, rights, 2003
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