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Thanks NRhode, I'll give this a try<br />
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Is this done in sbs console, if so whereabouts?
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Thanks NRhode, I'll give this a try

Is this done in sbs console, if so whereabouts?

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Oops sorry, I didn't respond. &nbsp;You would give the user full access in the EMC (exchange management console).<br />
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Under Recipient Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Mailbox, right-click the mailbox you want the user to have full access and assign them to the full access permission.
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Oops sorry, I didn't respond.  You would give the user full access in the EMC (exchange management console).

Under Recipient Configuration > Mailbox, right-click the mailbox you want the user to have full access and assign them to the full access permission.

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Didn't quite solve the issue but after removing the saved credential and logging back in all worked fine - thanks!
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Didn't quite solve the issue but after removing the saved credential and logging back in all worked fine - thanks!

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Hi,<br />
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A user has left our organisation and currently won't be getting replaced - I have kept his account available on the SBS as a.n.other user will be accessing his emails etc for the short term. I have successfully added the mailbox to run alongside a.n.others mailbox in Outlook 2013.<br />
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However, since doing this everytime Outlook is opened it is now requesting a password, surely this should be tied to the user account and Windows should deal with this at point of login?<br />
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The 'existing' PC is doing the same but obviously there is only one mailbox. Why is this happening, I've only changed the user password in the AD?<br />
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Help please!
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Hi,

A user has left our organisation and currently won't be getting replaced - I have kept his account available on the SBS as a.n.other user will be accessing his emails etc for the short term. I have successfully added the mailbox to run alongside a.n.others mailbox in Outlook 2013.

However, since doing this everytime Outlook is opened it is now requesting a password, surely this should be tied to the user account and Windows should deal with this at point of login?

The 'existing' PC is doing the same but obviously there is only one mailbox. Why is this happening, I've only changed the user password in the AD?

Help please!

SBS/Exchange mailbox password box keeps popping up!

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