ZartiTech
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Delegate Permissions Problem
Hi All,
I had setup outlook delegate permissions for one of the administrative assistants on my computer so that she could access my calendar and inbox.
I recently removed the delegates permissions, but she is now able to access all of my folders without even entering a password.
I have restarted both computers several times to end the outlook session. Why won't the new limited permissions take effect?
I am running Microsoft Outlook 2002 on Exchange server 2003.
Please help!
I had setup outlook delegate permissions for one of the administrative assistants on my computer so that she could access my calendar and inbox.
I recently removed the delegates permissions, but she is now able to access all of my folders without even entering a password.
I have restarted both computers several times to end the outlook session. Why won't the new limited permissions take effect?
I am running Microsoft Outlook 2002 on Exchange server 2003.
Please help!
ASKER
You lost me on the last part there.
Am I doing this on the server, on the delgates computer or on my computer?
What exactly will the command do?
I simply want to remove the delegates permissions so that she cannot access my inbox anymore.
Thanks for the reply though.
Am I doing this on the server, on the delgates computer or on my computer?
What exactly will the command do?
I simply want to remove the delegates permissions so that she cannot access my inbox anymore.
Thanks for the reply though.
I provided a way for you clear the permission from delegates in your Outlook. I described what the switch will do.
ASKER
Will the switch clear out anything else, or just clear the delegates...you'll have to forgive me I am not an exchange wiz.
The switch Deletes all Schedule+ data (free/busy, permissions, and .cal file) from the server and enables the free/busy information from the Outlook Calendar to be used and viewed by all Schedule+ 1.0 users. So yes, the switch will clear free/busy and .cal file. If you are using any of these functions, they will be reset to default.
ZartiTech,
Any update? You can create a new Outlook account for the Administrative Assistants. Then you will not have any problem with permissions.
Any update? You can create a new Outlook account for the Administrative Assistants. Then you will not have any problem with permissions.
ASKER
I actually went onto the server and accessed the mailbox and removed the permission from there. Thanks to everyone that helped.
ZartiTech, glad you are able to create the proper permissions.
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Go to Start > Run and type Outlook /cleanschedplus
Occasionally you'll need to use the full path to Outlook, so the command line looks like:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Outlook.ex
The switch Deletes all Schedule+ data (free/busy, permissions, and .cal file) from the server and enables the free/busy information from the Outlook Calendar to be used and viewed by all Schedule+ 1.0 users.
Best wishes!