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Thanks Will, before I try this is there a script to show the current permissions so I can compare after running the script provided? I will be using EMS.
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Thanks Will, before I try this is there a script to show the current permissions so I can compare after running the script provided? I will be using EMS.

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You can change the set-mailboxcalendarfolder to get-mailboxcalendarfolder.<wbr /> <br />
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Get the info</b><br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40587091-1">$UserList = get-mailbox -resultsize &quot;unlimited&quot;
foreach ($User in $Userlist) {
Get-MailboxCalendarFolder -Identity $User:\Calendar -DetailLevel FullDetails
}</code></pre>
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<b>Change info</b><br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40587091-2">$UserList = get-mailbox -resultsize &quot;unlimited&quot;
foreach ($User in $Userlist) {
Get-MailboxCalendarFolder -Identity $User:\Calendar -DetailLevel FullDetails
}</code></pre>
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Note: i have a typo in my first code i have corrected this in the second one. The typo was &quot;_fulldetails&quot; it should be &quot;-fulldetails&quot;<br />
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Will.
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You can change the set-mailboxcalendarfolder to get-mailboxcalendarfolder.

Get the info


$UserList = get-mailbox -resultsize "unlimited"
foreach ($User in $Userlist) {
Get-MailboxCalendarFolder -Identity $User:\Calendar -DetailLevel FullDetails
}


Change info


$UserList = get-mailbox -resultsize "unlimited"
foreach ($User in $Userlist) {
Get-MailboxCalendarFolder -Identity $User:\Calendar -DetailLevel FullDetails
}


Note: i have a typo in my first code i have corrected this in the second one. The typo was "_fulldetails" it should be "-fulldetails"

Will.

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My firm would like to allow full access to all staff calendars. Each person should be allowed to view others calendar with full detail. Is there a way through power shell we can allow this global access? <br />
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Our environment: Exchange 2010 SP3, WIndows 7 Ent, Outlook 2010 v14.0.7140.5002
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My firm would like to allow full access to all staff calendars. Each person should be allowed to view others calendar with full detail. Is there a way through power shell we can allow this global access? 

Our environment: Exchange 2010 SP3, WIndows 7 Ent, Outlook 2010 v14.0.7140.5002

Full calendar permissions for all users

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