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Exchange 2007: How to give Domain Admin Full Mailbox Control

Asked by commonpurpose in Exchange Email Server

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I know this goes agains all security principals however .....

In my current environment I have 4 engineers, myself included, that looks after our overall enterprise having full administrative control over all of our services and servers.  I have a security group called IT Support that belongs to the DOMAIN ADMINS group and obviously inherits the ENTERPRISE ADMINS role as well.  Have been running Exchange 2003 and added a manual override at Organization level to give Domain admin (well really my IT SUPPORT group) full mailbox access to all mailbox's and server by removing all denies for domain admin (I know this is not the way it's done but result as I need all my engineers to have domain admins and full mailbox access to all mailbox's rights)

Since my upgrade to Exchange 2007, last Exchange 2003 server removed as well) I cannot find any way to give domain admins full mailbox control over all Exchange Mailbox's.  I apply full organization administration to the IT Support group - NO JOY.  When I remove the IT Support group from the Domain Admin Group the we all have full mailbox access but obviously cannot do any administration requiring Domain admin rights.  This is driving me nuts.  I need my group of engineers to have both DOMAIN ADMINS rights and be able to have FULL ACCESS TO ALL MAILBOX's  -  There must be an override Experts please help !
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