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This is the senerio. I have users with full manage access to shared mailboxes, but we have been involved in a mailbox migration from 1 org to another and as a result the mailbox permissions have been broken. I have an
excel .csv file with all the mailboxes that each user has permissions to. This is in the hundreds of mailboxes and users have access to multiple mailboxes. In the Excel csv file I have the name of the mailboxes and the users that has access to them. Is there a way that a script can be run in EMS against the .csv so that it will assign those users back to the mailbox. This is the script I generally run when there is 1 .csv with multiple users accessing the same mailbox I generally export all the users in a csv into a variable and them manually specify the name of the mailbox identity:
$userList = Import-Csv .\excel\name.csv
foreach ($user In $userList) {
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity “mailbox name” -User $user.Name -AccessRights FullAccess–InheritanceType
}
So now, I have 1 .csv but in this csv there are multiple users and multiple mailboxes, and I would like to know how to run a similar script or cmdlet against the info in the csv so that those users can be reassigned the mailboxes they are next to in the csv file. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
example.xlsx
excel .csv file with all the mailboxes that each user has permissions to. This is in the hundreds of mailboxes and users have access to multiple mailboxes. In the Excel csv file I have the name of the mailboxes and the users that has access to them. Is there a way that a script can be run in EMS against the .csv so that it will assign those users back to the mailbox. This is the script I generally run when there is 1 .csv with multiple users accessing the same mailbox I generally export all the users in a csv into a variable and them manually specify the name of the mailbox identity:
$userList = Import-Csv .\excel\name.csv
foreach ($user In $userList) {
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity “mailbox name” -User $user.Name -AccessRights FullAccess–InheritanceType
}
So now, I have 1 .csv but in this csv there are multiple users and multiple mailboxes, and I would like to know how to run a similar script or cmdlet against the info in the csv so that those users can be reassigned the mailboxes they are next to in the csv file. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
example.xlsx
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