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Grant the one account that is having difficutly the &quot;sendas&quot; &quot;receiveas&quot; permissions along with full control.
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Grant the one account that is having difficutly the "sendas" "receiveas" permissions along with full control.

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There are three administrators in my office. &nbsp;We are all members of the same admin groups on the network.<br />
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Somehow, two admins are able to log into any exchange mailbox (for example in OWA even with SSL w/ forms auth enabled) using their own username and password, not the users.. yet one cannot.<br />
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I have compared all the groups we are members of and they are all the same.. I have looked at every local group on the Exchange server, IIS, etc.<br />
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Any ideas on why they have these rights when one does not... I would like to make sure only the user can log into their own mailbox.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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There are three administrators in my office.  We are all members of the same admin groups on the network.

Somehow, two admins are able to log into any exchange mailbox (for example in OWA even with SSL w/ forms auth enabled) using their own username and password, not the users.. yet one cannot.

I have compared all the groups we are members of and they are all the same.. I have looked at every local group on the Exchange server, IIS, etc.

Any ideas on why they have these rights when one does not... I would like to make sure only the user can log into their own mailbox.

Thanks in advance.

Mailbox rights

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.