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Please confirm would you like to share all user calender info or full mailbox access to everyone?
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Please confirm would you like to share all user calender info or full mailbox access to everyone?

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share all user calender info
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So the above script should work for you.
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Will I need to always run this command for new users to have the changes applied?<br />
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Also I take it LimitedDetails is only to view, if we wanted to have reviewer rights, would you just replace LimitedDetails to Reviewer?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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introlux
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Will I need to always run this command for new users to have the changes applied?

Also I take it LimitedDetails is only to view, if we wanted to have reviewer rights, would you just replace LimitedDetails to Reviewer?

Thanks,

introlux

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Yes, you will need to adjust this for new users. The default permissions are &quot;AvailabilityOnly&quot;, this will simply show that the user has a meeting but not any additional details. If you want, you can grant Reviewer/Editor rights as needed, but probably not a good idea to grant them on the &quot;Default&quot; user. Up to you of course.
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Yes, you will need to adjust this for new users. The default permissions are "AvailabilityOnly", this will simply show that the user has a meeting but not any additional details. If you want, you can grant Reviewer/Editor rights as needed, but probably not a good idea to grant them on the "Default" user. Up to you of course.

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OK - So that I understand, if I was to use Editor instead of LimitedDetails. Any new users that are created, will they also have this policy? or will I need this run each time a new user is added?
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OK - So that I understand, if I was to use Editor instead of LimitedDetails. Any new users that are created, will they also have this policy? or will I need this run each time a new user is added?

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I have the following code to give individual permissions:<br />
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Add-MailboxFolderPermissio<wbr />n -Identity user1@domain.com:\calendar<wbr /> -user user2@domain.com -AccessRights Editor<br />
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Is there a way how we can add all mailboxes open to everyone?<br />
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Also a method to add this as default policy?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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introlux
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I have the following code to give individual permissions:

Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity user1@domain.com:\calendar -user user2@domain.com -AccessRights Editor

Is there a way how we can add all mailboxes open to everyone?

Also a method to add this as default policy?

Thanks,

introlux

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