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Thank you Amit, appreciate it.
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hi guys<br />
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I'm about to create a new database on our Exchange 2010 server. However, I would like to have the same permissions on some of our databases to be applied to the new one. <br />
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For example, we have the Blackberry BES server. For the users to be able to send/receive emails, they need not just BEsadmin permissions on their mailbox, but also there is a special permission that needs to be applied on the Database side. <br />
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Are you able to help me find the best way to apply such a permission to a new database?<br />
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Thanks for helping<br />
Yashy
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hi guys

I'm about to create a new database on our Exchange 2010 server. However, I would like to have the same permissions on some of our databases to be applied to the new one. 

For example, we have the Blackberry BES server. For the users to be able to send/receive emails, they need not just BEsadmin permissions on their mailbox, but also there is a special permission that needs to be applied on the Database side. 

Are you able to help me find the best way to apply such a permission to a new database?

Thanks for helping
Yashy

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