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Giving Calendar permissions to a group
Hi All
We are using Exchange 2003 with 2003 Active Directory and Outlook 2007.
Sometimes, we need to give Calendar rights to users or groups, and I was hoping someone could answer the following questions for me (if there are any links/explanations so much the better!)...
a) If I wanted to give UserA access to UserB's Calendar only, can I do this via Active Directory Users and Computers?
b) If I gave UserA 'Full Mailbox Access' to UserB's mailbox using ADUC, am I correct in thinking this would also give them permission to the Calendar?
c) Can you give groups other than mail enabled Security groups access to a User's Calendar, either via ADUC or by logging into the User's account and setting a delegate? If not, why not, and which groups does this count for?
d) Is it possible to give a Distribution Group access to someone's Calendar and, if so, how?
Many thanks!
We are using Exchange 2003 with 2003 Active Directory and Outlook 2007.
Sometimes, we need to give Calendar rights to users or groups, and I was hoping someone could answer the following questions for me (if there are any links/explanations so much the better!)...
a) If I wanted to give UserA access to UserB's Calendar only, can I do this via Active Directory Users and Computers?
b) If I gave UserA 'Full Mailbox Access' to UserB's mailbox using ADUC, am I correct in thinking this would also give them permission to the Calendar?
c) Can you give groups other than mail enabled Security groups access to a User's Calendar, either via ADUC or by logging into the User's account and setting a delegate? If not, why not, and which groups does this count for?
d) Is it possible to give a Distribution Group access to someone's Calendar and, if so, how?
Many thanks!
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ilantz
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Hi
Thanks, but I thought you couldn't give rights or permissions to distribution groups (as opposed to security groups)?
Thanks, but I thought you couldn't give rights or permissions to distribution groups (as opposed to security groups)?
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b) yea but full mailbox access is too much . he will be able to login to the mailbox and access the information besides the calendar.
c) no you can't, only mail enabled (security & distribution groups) are able to be delegated with exchange permissions...
d) just like that. :) you can choose mail enabled users or groups when you delegate permissions.
seems like you already know the answers :)