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USER A has requested that I set up an 'out of office' notice for him.  I  have full delegate access to his mail box in office 365 , but do not see how to process his request; thanks.

what are the steps i should do or access his mailbox to set up "out of office" notice?
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My advice is to create a document showing how to to this...(in webmail its Settins\mail\Automatic Replies)  here's a link to info:
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/automatic-replies-formerly-out-of-office-assistant-48d40166-0129-4653-98f1-eb85f9bd8c20

Otherwise it can be done in Outlook if your users use that...(File\Info\Automatic Replies)

But you need to teach them how to do this....you likely don't have permissions to their account anyway.  You have to be in their account to do it.
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Yes, is asked to login you need to use your own username/password. Best access OWA with your credentials first, then paste the link, or simply use the "Open another mailbox" method.
yes, I'd agree w/ Vasil.  Log into your account, select "Open Other Mailbox", pick the user's mailbox....if you have permissions to their mailbox it should allow you into the mailbox and then...
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/automatic-replies-formerly-out-of-office-assistant-48d40166-0129-4653-98f1-eb85f9bd8c20