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Exchange 2010 Mailbox rights

In exchange 2003 you were able to go under the exchange advanced then mailbox rights then you can add who ever you wanted to see there account in Outlook. where did they change that to in 2010.

the reason i am doing this is i have 5 users that i want to make back up pst of there accounts and thought if i gave my self rights to the mailbox i could do it in my out look profile instead of have to create each diffident profile ? if there is a better way to do this please let me know.

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in exchange 2010 you go to

to manage full access (see the entire mailbox) -->under user account, click on the user and select in the right column, manage full access

to send as the user --> under user account, click on the user and select manage send as permission
but to see their personal pst's you won't be able to do that because they will only be on their computer, might be better to get some remote software enabled on their computers or set up journaling so you get a copy of all their mail.  This will be done under transport settings, I'll try to find the exact path
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