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So can I log in as me (domain admin) and then set the permissions from my Outlook or do I have to log in as the room account. &nbsp; As I recall, the room mailboxes are disabled when they are created.
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So can I log in as me (domain admin) and then set the permissions from my Outlook or do I have to log in as the room account.   As I recall, the room mailboxes are disabled when they are created.

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As long as you are attached to the mailbox you wish to set permissions are you can login as whoever you want to.
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As long as you are attached to the mailbox you wish to set permissions are you can login as whoever you want to.

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Thank you, I'll go from there!
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We have room mailboxes setup in our Exchange 2007 environment. &nbsp;I have delegates setup to manage the rooms. &nbsp;However, we have a group of secretaries that need read-only permission to the room calendars too. &nbsp;Is there a way to make an AD group and give it read-only rights to these room calendars? &nbsp;These secretaries need to be able to see the actual meetings in the calendar, but not delete them or create new ones.<br />
Just so you know, I know how to use the &quot;Scheduling Assistant&quot; in Outlook 2007, but I need them to see more information about the actual meetings.<br />

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We have room mailboxes setup in our Exchange 2007 environment.  I have delegates setup to manage the rooms.  However, we have a group of secretaries that need read-only permission to the room calendars too.  Is there a way to make an AD group and give it read-only rights to these room calendars?  These secretaries need to be able to see the actual meetings in the calendar, but not delete them or create new ones.
Just so you know, I know how to use the "Scheduling Assistant" in Outlook 2007, but I need them to see more information about the actual meetings.


Exchange 2007 Room Account Read Only

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.