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That's too bad but it is what I was afraid of. It would be nice to have their settings pre-configured so a non-sysadmin could setup accounts. &lt;shrug&gt;<br />
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Thanks.
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That's too bad but it is what I was afraid of. It would be nice to have their settings pre-configured so a non-sysadmin could setup accounts. <shrug>

Thanks.

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You can grant permissions to certain people to run this command, RBAC gives you a lot of flexibility.
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You can grant permissions to certain people to run this command, RBAC gives you a lot of flexibility.

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I'm going to split the points but didn't really get what I was wanting. I do understand the feature I want/need, making the &quot;-RetainDeletedItemsFor 30&quot; command a system-wide default, is not available on the service. :(<br />
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Thanks
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I'm going to split the points but didn't really get what I was wanting. I do understand the feature I want/need, making the "-RetainDeletedItemsFor 30" command a system-wide default, is not available on the service. :(

Thanks

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I would like to change the deleted items retention period (the amount of time a person can recover a deleted item) from the default 14 days to the maximum of 30 days. I am aware I can do this via a PowerShell command per existing mailbox but would like to set the default value so every subsequent mailbox that is created would inherit the 30 days setting.<br />
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TIA,<br />
- Brian
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I would like to change the deleted items retention period (the amount of time a person can recover a deleted item) from the default 14 days to the maximum of 30 days. I am aware I can do this via a PowerShell command per existing mailbox but would like to set the default value so every subsequent mailbox that is created would inherit the 30 days setting.

TIA,
- Brian

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