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Hi,<br />
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Just use RBAC, this explains:<br />
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<a href="http://www.exchangedictionary.com/index.php/Articles/role-based-access-control-exchange-2010.html" rel="ugc">http://www.exchangedictionary.com/index.php/Articles/role-based-access-control-exchange-2010.html</a>
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Hi,

Just use RBAC, this explains:

http://www.exchangedictionary.com/index.php/Articles/role-based-access-control-exchange-2010.html [http://www.exchangedictionary.com/index.php/Articles/role-based-access-control-exchange-2010.html]

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You can enable an existing user through ECP.<br />
The user will need to have membership of the relevant role groups - use RBAC to do that (part of ECP when logged in as an admin). They will not need additional permissions in the domain. <br />
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Recipient Management is probably the role you need.<br />
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Simon.
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You can enable an existing user through ECP.
The user will need to have membership of the relevant role groups - use RBAC to do that (part of ECP when logged in as an admin). They will not need additional permissions in the domain.

Recipient Management is probably the role you need.

Simon.

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I understand the RBAC portion, and they are part of the Recipient Managment role, however where in the ECP can you mail enable a user?
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I understand the RBAC portion, and they are part of the Recipient Managment role, however where in the ECP can you mail enable a user?

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What is the best/most secure way for a particular end user to have the ability to enable mailbox on existing created Active Directory accounts? &nbsp;We would like to give a member of our service desk the ability to do this at a lower level, but for obvious security and safety we don't want to add this member to a security group/role that has elevated/dangerous permissions. &nbsp;The issue we have is the user has a 32bit machine, so I'm unable to install the EMC on their desktop - what are the alternatives for this? Is there a way to Enable-Mailbox through the ECP?
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What is the best/most secure way for a particular end user to have the ability to enable mailbox on existing created Active Directory accounts?  We would like to give a member of our service desk the ability to do this at a lower level, but for obvious security and safety we don't want to add this member to a security group/role that has elevated/dangerous permissions.  The issue we have is the user has a 32bit machine, so I'm unable to install the EMC on their desktop - what are the alternatives for this? Is there a way to Enable-Mailbox through the ECP?

Allow Exchange 2010 Mailbox Creation for End User

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.