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Why my "change sharing permissions" is disabled in right clicking the Public folder ?
Posted on 2011-03-06
Hi,
I'd like to know why my public folder not allowing me to change the permission from my Outlook 2007, when I right click on it I get "change sharing permissions" disabled ?
I'm already in the domain admin account and able to make the changes in all of the exchange server 2007 SP1 but not this one ?
I'd like to know why my public folder not allowing me to change the permission from my Outlook 2007, when I right click on it I get "change sharing permissions" disabled ?
I'm already in the domain admin account and able to make the changes in all of the exchange server 2007 SP1 but not this one ?
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I know that when in managing the public folder it must be done through the Email client not in the PFMC - http://help.asu.edu/node/1771
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Just because you connected as a domain admin doesn't mean you have the ability to change the public folder permissions from Outlook.
Check your user account permissions on that public folder.
Check your user account permissions on that public folder.
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