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Once you provide move permission, user can delete also. I don't think you can achieve this with Exchange
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Once you provide move permission, user can delete also. I don't think you can achieve this with Exchange

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Hello, <br />
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I know a way for the Read Only Permission, deletion won't work but moving maybe. You can do that only with PowerShell.<br />
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1- Give the right to see the Folders on top level : <b>Add-MailboxFolderPermissio<wbr />n “SharedMailboxName:\” -User ''Username''-AccessRights FolderVisible</b><br />
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2- Then give Read Permissions with : <b>Add-MailboxFolderPermissio<wbr />n “SharedMailboxName:\Inbox”<wbr /> -User &quot;UserName&quot; -AccessRights Reviewer</b><br />
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Let me know if it's fine with that.
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Hello,

I know a way for the Read Only Permission, deletion won't work but moving maybe. You can do that only with PowerShell.

1- Give the right to see the Folders on top level : Add-MailboxFolderPermission “SharedMailboxName:\” -User ''Username''-AccessRights FolderVisible

2- Then give Read Permissions with : Add-MailboxFolderPermission “SharedMailboxName:\Inbox” -User "UserName" -AccessRights Reviewer

Let me know if it's fine with that.

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Is there a way to give users permissions to a shared mailbox giving them the ability to READ and MOVE items to folders, but not delete?<br />
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Thanks
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Is there a way to give users permissions to a shared mailbox giving them the ability to READ and MOVE items to folders, but not delete?

Thanks

Exchange 2010 shared mailbox permissions

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