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Thanks it has been tested now, it works exactly as you wrote
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Thanks it has been tested now, it works exactly as you wrote

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Dear Experts,<br />
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Could you please advise is there some method to set for a user who has access to Shared mailbox, that would be able to read mails only without deletion?<br />
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In PowerShell the syntax for giving access to a shared mailbox is the follow one, but this does not contain some read only kind of possibility:<br />
<i>Add-MailboxPermission &quot;TestMailbox&quot; -User IT\R.Smith -AccessRights fullaccess -InheritanceType all</i><br />
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I am aware of another syntax too:<br />
<i>Add-MailboxPermission -Identity &quot;TestMailbox&quot; -User IT\R.Smith -AccessRights ReadPermission</i><br />
but this is some other permission related as tested and sure still allows the mail deletion, inspite of sounding to some read kind of permission<br />
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thanks,
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Dear Experts,

Could you please advise is there some method to set for a user who has access to Shared mailbox, that would be able to read mails only without deletion?

In PowerShell the syntax for giving access to a shared mailbox is the follow one, but this does not contain some read only kind of possibility:
Add-MailboxPermission "TestMailbox" -User IT\R.Smith -AccessRights fullaccess -InheritanceType all

I am aware of another syntax too:
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity "TestMailbox" -User IT\R.Smith -AccessRights ReadPermission
but this is some other permission related as tested and sure still allows the mail deletion, inspite of sounding to some read kind of permission

thanks,

PowerShell/Exchange - Access to Shared mailbox but without allowing mail deletion

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