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This: <br />
New-ManagementRoleAssignme<wbr />nt –Name:GVImpersonationRole –Role:ApplicationImpersona<wbr />tion –User:serviceAccount
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This:
New-ManagementRoleAssignment –Name:GVImpersonationRole –Role:ApplicationImpersonation –User:serviceAccount

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is there a command i can use that will grant a single user impersonation rights on all mailboxes, as opposed to tying the command every time for every user?<br />
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thanks
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is there a command i can use that will grant a single user impersonation rights on all mailboxes, as opposed to tying the command every time for every user?

thanks

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