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GENERAL PRACTICE OF ALLOWING ADMIN ACCESS TO EXECUTIVE FILES-E-MAIL?

Asked by pkondilys in Operating Systems Network Security, Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

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Hey Guys...this is a strange one I guess.
What would the general practice be for access permissions in a corporate network for your domain admin be?  In particular, does anyone block or remove access rights of their domain admins from executive staff (company president, general managers, HR) folders or mailboxes?Start Free Trial
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