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Is this a propagation issue, where some sort of administrative delay is involved before the permissions are implemented? &nbsp;Something else to troubleshoot? Exchange 2013 makes assigning permissions very straightfoward, so I'm fairly certain that's done properly. &nbsp;<br />
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If there is a delay, is there a way to force the changes to happen?
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Is this a propagation issue, where some sort of administrative delay is involved before the permissions are implemented?  Something else to troubleshoot? Exchange 2013 makes assigning permissions very straightfoward, so I'm fairly certain that's done properly.  

If there is a delay, is there a way to force the changes to happen?

Public folder in Exchange 2013 not letting me create sub folders even though permissions were assigned

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