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Considering the script is developed by someone, rather than built in, it would probably be best to direct questions at the person who developed it. Your problem is almost certainly connected with permissions, but as there is nothing on the site about what permissions are required, it is almost impossible to answer. <br />
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Have you tried use the tool that has been developed by the same author as the post that you have linked to above? <br />
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-M
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Considering the script is developed by someone, rather than built in, it would probably be best to direct questions at the person who developed it. Your problem is almost certainly connected with permissions, but as there is nothing on the site about what permissions are required, it is almost impossible to answer.

Have you tried use the tool that has been developed by the same author as the post that you have linked to above?

-M

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Hello<br />
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I'm trying to activate Out of Office for a mailbox on exchange 2007 through powershell.<br />
I'm using the EWSOofUtil.dll from <a href="http://telnetport25.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/quick-ish-tip-exchange-2007-setting-oof-for-users-via-powershell-2/" rel="ugc">http://telnetport25.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/quick-ish-tip-exchange-2007-setting-oof-for-users-via-powershell-2/</a><br />
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And I can't get it working unless I provide the mailbox owners credentials.<br />
But I don't know all passwords of all users.<br />
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If i run it as ExOrgAdmin I get an 'unauthorized', and if I run it as ExViewOnlyAdmin I get 'User is not not mailbox owner'<br />
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Is there another way to do it?<br />
I dont' want to do it through CDO, although with CDO it works fine.<br />
Please help?<br />
<br />
thanks<br />
Heinz<br />
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Hello

I'm trying to activate Out of Office for a mailbox on exchange 2007 through powershell.
I'm using the EWSOofUtil.dll from http://telnetport25.wordpress.com/2008/03/16/quick-ish-tip-exchange-2007-setting-oof-for-users-via-powershell-2/

And I can't get it working unless I provide the mailbox owners credentials.
But I don't know all passwords of all users.

If i run it as ExOrgAdmin I get an 'unauthorized', and if I run it as ExViewOnlyAdmin I get 'User is not not mailbox owner'

Is there another way to do it?
I dont' want to do it through CDO, although with CDO it works fine.
Please help?

thanks
Heinz




How to activate &quot;Out of Office&quot; through powershell in ex2007

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.

How to activate &quot;Out of Office&quot; through powershell in ex2007

How to activate "Out of Office" through powershell in ex2007