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Grant Send As permissions to a user for all users in a group
I am attempting to grant access for our server that processes emails with large attachments send as permissions for all users, I am looking for a better way to do this than going to each mailbox and granting the account send as permissions and having to continue to do that for new users. I've tried adding send as permission on the domain users group through active directory users and computers to no avail.
Run following command to give Send As permission to Single User on all mailboxes:
Get-Mailbox | Add-Adpermission -User <UserName> -ExtendedRights "Send As"
For send as on group please check link from http://exchangeserverpro.com
http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-2010-send-as-permissions-distribution-group/
Get-Mailbox | Add-Adpermission -User <UserName> -ExtendedRights "Send As"
For send as on group please check link from http://exchangeserverpro.com
http://exchangeserverpro.com/exchange-2010-send-as-permissions-distribution-group/
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This is the way it works:
-User creates email with an attachment
-If the attachment is over the designated size the outlook add-in captures the email
-The server then sends a new email in its place with a link and password to download the attachment
The problem is obviously that it doesn't have permission to send as the user that sent the original email
Running either of those commands will fix the problem but I would prefer a solution that doesn't require me to re-run it every time I add a new user (if the capability exists).
-User creates email with an attachment
-If the attachment is over the designated size the outlook add-in captures the email
-The server then sends a new email in its place with a link and password to download the attachment
The problem is obviously that it doesn't have permission to send as the user that sent the original email
Running either of those commands will fix the problem but I would prefer a solution that doesn't require me to re-run it every time I add a new user (if the capability exists).
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That worked perfectly thanks!!
You can also use the below code to do this via powershell. The CSV file needs to be constructed with Headings Mailbox and sAMAccountName. Add the Mailbox name of every user under the Mailbox heading and add the user account you want to grant access to beside each mailbox name under the sAMAccountName heading.
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Thanks
Will.