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vbnetway,<br />
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Good call,.....our company owner had gone in and added a bunch of people to the domain admins group, &quot;just in case they needed to get in while you are away&quot; &nbsp;Gently explained the associated problems and issues....and took away his domain admin rights too....
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vbnetway,

Good call,.....our company owner had gone in and added a bunch of people to the domain admins group, "just in case they needed to get in while you are away"  Gently explained the associated problems and issues....and took away his domain admin rights too....

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Have just discovered that any user on our 50 mailbox Exchange 2000 system can access any other user's mailbox by, in Outlook by going to &quot;Open/Other user's folder&quot;.........even if that user's inbox permissions are set to &quot;default/none&quot; and no other users are added to the permission list?<br />
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What gives?
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Have just discovered that any user on our 50 mailbox Exchange 2000 system can access any other user's mailbox by, in Outlook by going to "Open/Other user's folder".........even if that user's inbox permissions are set to "default/none" and no other users are added to the permission list?

What gives?

Everybody on system can access any other users Inbox.

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.