Steven Wells
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Full Mailbox Access Not working
Hi Guys,
I should be able to work this one out myself but I am at a loss.
I have a service account that has been given Full Mailbox access to about 200 mailboxes throughout my organisation for my contact management software.
The account is able to log in to all of the mailboxes except 1. I have triple checked that the service account has full mailbox rights on the account in question but I am unable to login to that account using the service account credentials. I keep on getting prompted for a password.
The Interesting thing is, I also have a blackberry account that can login to the account no problems. The user has no problems accessing his mailbox. It just seems to be this one service account.
I have tried removing and readding the permissions but no change.
The account has been delegated the rights for over a week now.
There are no errors in my exchange server.
Any ideas?
I should be able to work this one out myself but I am at a loss.
I have a service account that has been given Full Mailbox access to about 200 mailboxes throughout my organisation for my contact management software.
The account is able to log in to all of the mailboxes except 1. I have triple checked that the service account has full mailbox rights on the account in question but I am unable to login to that account using the service account credentials. I keep on getting prompted for a password.
The Interesting thing is, I also have a blackberry account that can login to the account no problems. The user has no problems accessing his mailbox. It just seems to be this one service account.
I have tried removing and readding the permissions but no change.
The account has been delegated the rights for over a week now.
There are no errors in my exchange server.
Any ideas?
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i have seen this before. can you remove admin rights to test?
Check the permissions on the mailbox in question
Look for any and all groups with 'deny' configured
Check the membership of these groups to see if the service account is a member - also checking the membership of any groups that are a member of the denied group(s)
Look for any and all groups with 'deny' configured
Check the membership of these groups to see if the service account is a member - also checking the membership of any groups that are a member of the denied group(s)
ASKER
That worked. Sorry, I should have done that first!
ASKER
I can't work out how to see if there is a deny somewhere taking over