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We run Exchange 2013 On Prem with Dirsync enabled for AD. &nbsp;Im looking for a script or simple cmdlet to run on EMC or AD Powershell that will perform one of the following or both:<br />
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1. &nbsp;remove All Disabled users from Full Access permissions on All Shared mailboxes<br />
2. &nbsp;Remove Full Access for a specific user from All Shared mailboxes he/she may be apart of.<br />
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I know the scripts/cmdlet to target the removal of a specific users Full Access permissions from a Specific mailbox but what I'm looking for is when a User leaves the company and we are not sure of all the mailboxes they may have permissions to. &nbsp;How can I do a broad scoped removal of these permissions?
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We run Exchange 2013 On Prem with Dirsync enabled for AD.  Im looking for a script or simple cmdlet to run on EMC or AD Powershell that will perform one of the following or both:


1.  remove All Disabled users from Full Access permissions on All Shared mailboxes
2.  Remove Full Access for a specific user from All Shared mailboxes he/she may be apart of.

I know the scripts/cmdlet to target the removal of a specific users Full Access permissions from a Specific mailbox but what I'm looking for is when a User leaves the company and we are not sure of all the mailboxes they may have permissions to.  How can I do a broad scoped removal of these permissions?

Script to Remove Disabled users from All Shared mailboxes

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