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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300444" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300444</a><br />
the above article talks about e2k and public folder store but the dsacls command works for the mailbox store as well<br />
just change the path.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300444 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300444]
the above article talks about e2k and public folder store but the dsacls command works for the mailbox store as well
just change the path.

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rakeshmiqlani<br />
I have seen this article before and have tried it and always get an error that my syntax is wrong. &nbsp;I'll keep trying.
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rakeshmiqlani
I have seen this article before and have tried it and always get an error that my syntax is wrong.  I'll keep trying.

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I have Exchange 2003 Standard with SP2. &nbsp;I am unable to Mount the Mailbox Store because I mistakenly changed the permissions on the Security tab and added a &quot;Deny&quot; statement for &quot;Authenticated Users&quot;. &nbsp;I can still get into the perms of the Mailbox Store but it won't accept any changes to fix the problem. &nbsp;When I say OK I get an error message as follows:<br />
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Access Denied<br />
Facility: LDAP Provider<br />
ID No: 80070005<br />
Exchange System Manager<br />
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Currently the system is still functioning without the mailbox store mounted. &nbsp;I have NOT rebooted the server for fear that Exchange won't function.
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I have Exchange 2003 Standard with SP2.  I am unable to Mount the Mailbox Store because I mistakenly changed the permissions on the Security tab and added a "Deny" statement for "Authenticated Users".  I can still get into the perms of the Mailbox Store but it won't accept any changes to fix the problem.  When I say OK I get an error message as follows:

Access Denied
Facility: LDAP Provider
ID No: 80070005
Exchange System Manager

Currently the system is still functioning without the mailbox store mounted.  I have NOT rebooted the server for fear that Exchange won't function.

Exchange Server Mailbox Store won't mount

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