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You shouldn't need amy mailbox permissions, to perform this in ADUC as long as you have the appropriate permissions in AD, I think Domain Admins should be sufficient. 
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You shouldn't need amy mailbox permissions, to perform this in ADUC as long as you have the appropriate permissions in AD, I think Domain Admins should be sufficient.

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Thanks....we are actually looking for the account type with the least admin permissions....is there an attribute or something that we can allow that allows someone to set a forwader? I think you are right - it's not an Exhange permission but an AD one.
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Hi

Thanks....we are actually looking for the account type with the least admin permissions....is there an attribute or something that we can allow that allows someone to set a forwader? I think you are right - it's not an Exhange permission but an AD one.

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Hi<br />
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I would like to set a forwarding address on one of my Exchange 2003 users, however it's saying that I don't have enough permissions. I am trying to do this via ADUC &gt;&nbsp;Exchange General &gt;&nbsp;Delivery Options &gt;&nbsp;Forwarding Address<br />
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I have Full Mailbox Access to her mailbox....what other permissions would I need? Do I need RecieveAs or something?<br />
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Urgent so max points!
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Hi

I would like to set a forwarding address on one of my Exchange 2003 users, however it's saying that I don't have enough permissions. I am trying to do this via ADUC > Exchange General > Delivery Options > Forwarding Address

I have Full Mailbox Access to her mailbox....what other permissions would I need? Do I need RecieveAs or something?

Urgent so max points!

Permissions needed to set forwarding address

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