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exchange/outlook mailbox permissions<br />
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I would like to know if an Exchange administartor sets up delegates on resource mailbox for instance , X,Y,Z as delegates.<br />
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Would X, for instance be able to delegate another user , for instance user M, to the same resource mailbox?<br />
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Thanks
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exchange/outlook mailbox permissions

I would like to know if an Exchange administartor sets up delegates on resource mailbox for instance , X,Y,Z as delegates.

Would X, for instance be able to delegate another user , for instance user M, to the same resource mailbox?

Thanks

exchange/outlook mailbox permissions

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