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Mailbox Rights and Delegation Wizard on Generic Mailboxs
Scenario: Delegating "Send on Behalf" rights for a Generic Mailbox from Outlook 2003
Eg.
Environment: Server2003 / XP sp2
Exchange Generic Mailbox: ABC Correspondence
User: user1 : Logged on to an XP sp2 Workstation
From Active Directory, user1 is granted mailbox rights with only "Full mailbox access" ticked to ABC Correspondence. From Outlook 2003, a mailbox profile is created that connects user1 directly to ABC Correspondence. Assuming user1 is not added to the "Send on behalf" rights initially to ABC Correspondence (SysAdmin task). What essentially is required to allow user1 to delegate "Send on Behalf" rights to other users he adds to the mailbox permission list? I have had 2 scenarios here at work where both have exactly the same properties. However on user1 adding users via the delegations wizard to their generic mailbox, "Send on behalf" has been automatically issued. However user2 has been unsuccesful when attempting this for their generic mailbox. Hope this makes sense.
Thanks!
Eg.
Environment: Server2003 / XP sp2
Exchange Generic Mailbox: ABC Correspondence
User: user1 : Logged on to an XP sp2 Workstation
From Active Directory, user1 is granted mailbox rights with only "Full mailbox access" ticked to ABC Correspondence. From Outlook 2003, a mailbox profile is created that connects user1 directly to ABC Correspondence. Assuming user1 is not added to the "Send on behalf" rights initially to ABC Correspondence (SysAdmin task). What essentially is required to allow user1 to delegate "Send on Behalf" rights to other users he adds to the mailbox permission list? I have had 2 scenarios here at work where both have exactly the same properties. However on user1 adding users via the delegations wizard to their generic mailbox, "Send on behalf" has been automatically issued. However user2 has been unsuccesful when attempting this for their generic mailbox. Hope this makes sense.
Thanks!
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I'm not 100% sure if this is your problem, but under the users AD account, you can allow Advanced Email options and then adjust the security tab as well to allow use.
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Where in AD can you allow Advanced Email options?
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Thanks, I will give that a go now and get back to you with my findings.
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Thank you so much, this in fact has solved my problem and I have no successfully set up many accounts this way since :) Thanks again.
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