outlook permission problem
I have a user that needs to access two people mailboxes in outlook 2007 in the left hand panel . the user have been given editor delegate permissions from both of the other users. the user has also been given publishing editor rights, by the other two users by, clicking on the mailbox and given the permissions but the user still cannot see there full mail box any reason for this ? I even done individual folders but still the user cannot see them in outlook in the left hand panel.(I have added this via account setting in outlook and shut down and reopened outlook) still not showing full mailbox I even used the folder list option in the left with no luck ?
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I would always do it on the Exchange side of things as that's a cleaner and easier way of managing permissions especially to something as data sensitive as user mailboxes.
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can individual folders be given full permission rather that the whole mailbox ?
Try this out: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/its/help/faq?faqid=2498
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this has been done but some folders that I gave permission does not sure which tells me there is some issue on the client side of things
if you do not have access to Exchange server and want to access some one's folders to act as a an owner, you will need to get "Owner" permissions on the same and not Editor.
Ask userB to provide userA owner permissions on the folder which needs to be shared.
For userA, ask user to create a new Outlook profile and from Account Settings,
add the shared Folder, shared by userB.
Since userA is granted with Owner permissions, he can perform activities as like userB on that particular folder.
Ask userB to provide userA owner permissions on the folder which needs to be shared.
For userA, ask user to create a new Outlook profile and from Account Settings,
add the shared Folder, shared by userB.
Since userA is granted with Owner permissions, he can perform activities as like userB on that particular folder.
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good responses
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