Configure Public Folders Through Outlook
Hello Xperts,
I'm trying to manage and configure permissons on public folders, but I don't seem to be able to get to it for some reason. I logged on as the administrator account, open Outlook and go into the Summary in the properties, everything's greyed out.
How do I change or modify the permissions? I read almost all the articles here, and the quick and easy solution is to use Outlook client to change/add/modify permissions.
Can someone please advise?
Cheers,
Goraek
I'm trying to manage and configure permissons on public folders, but I don't seem to be able to get to it for some reason. I logged on as the administrator account, open Outlook and go into the Summary in the properties, everything's greyed out.
How do I change or modify the permissions? I read almost all the articles here, and the quick and easy solution is to use Outlook client to change/add/modify permissions.
Can someone please advise?
Cheers,
Goraek
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Thanks for that.
Whats the command in Powershell to add this to the root directory?
Whats the command in Powershell to add this to the root directory?
Hi
Download PowerGui here
http://www.powergui.org/
Download the corresponding powerpack for your exchange version
http://www.powergui.org/kbcategory.jspa?categoryID=47
Fire-up PowerGui and go to public folders.
check properties permissions - do the needful.
PS: you have to be do this when you are logged in as domain admin
Download PowerGui here
http://www.powergui.org/
Download the corresponding powerpack for your exchange version
http://www.powergui.org/kbcategory.jspa?categoryID=47
Fire-up PowerGui and go to public folders.
check properties permissions - do the needful.
PS: you have to be do this when you are logged in as domain admin
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I'm getting the following error trying to add administrative permission....
Cannot bind parameter 'AccessRights'. Cannot convert value "publishereditor" to type "Microsoft.Exchange.Manage
What could this mean? What am I missing that I need to configure?
Cheers,
Goraek
Cannot bind parameter 'AccessRights'. Cannot convert value "publishereditor" to type "Microsoft.Exchange.Manage
What could this mean? What am I missing that I need to configure?
Cheers,
Goraek
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I keep getting denied access:-
Add-PublicFolderClientPerm
cause access is denied.
Anything I need to do with the Administrative side of things?
Add-PublicFolderClientPerm
cause access is denied.
Anything I need to do with the Administrative side of things?
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Thanks guys.
This can be set via Exchange manager in Exchange 2003 or Powershell in Exchange 2007.
Once you have owner rights, you will see the permissions tab in outlook - when viewing the folder properties.