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Thanks for all that info. One thing I don't understand is<br />
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&quot;Then the Management Role Group is assigned to a Group as a Management Role Assignment.&quot;<br />
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Does this mean you are just adding a security group in AD to the Management Role Group?
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Thanks for all that info. One thing I don't understand is

"Then the Management Role Group is assigned to a Group as a Management Role Assignment."

Does this mean you are just adding a security group in AD to the Management Role Group?

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Yes. You would assign the management role group to an AD group or user. They call that the Management Role Assignment.
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Yes. You would assign the management role group to an AD group or user. They call that the Management Role Assignment.

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Not all that familiar with RBAC. Trying to learn but the terminology is confusing. I want to create a Role Group using Recipient Management as a template but I want to try and remove the ability for members of this new group to be able to adjust the mailbox limits of a mailbox. This is the only restriction the group member should have when managing the recipient. If it is possible, how would I go about doing that?
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Not all that familiar with RBAC. Trying to learn but the terminology is confusing. I want to create a Role Group using Recipient Management as a template but I want to try and remove the ability for members of this new group to be able to adjust the mailbox limits of a mailbox. This is the only restriction the group member should have when managing the recipient. If it is possible, how would I go about doing that?

Is this possible using RBAC?

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