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Hi,
I need to set default calendar permissions for all users in the New York Office to "Reviewer". All User Active Directory Objects have the Office attribute populated with the location "New York". Also how do I get a report that show's that this has been changed for the New York users. I'm using Exchange Server 2010 and PowerShell needs to be used
I need to set default calendar permissions for all users in the New York Office to "Reviewer". All User Active Directory Objects have the Office attribute populated with the location "New York". Also how do I get a report that show's that this has been changed for the New York users. I'm using Exchange Server 2010 and PowerShell needs to be used
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Jason Crawford
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Thanks is there any PowerShell command that can be used to confirm what Default Calendar permissions they currently have set at the moment?
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Hi,
I was able to generate the users.txt using powershell however when I went to set the permissions in Exchange Server 2010 I got the error message attached.
I was able to generate the users.txt using powershell however when I went to set the permissions in Exchange Server 2010 I got the error message attached.
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Hi,
I tried all that and got the error message attached.
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Edit: I correct it but still getting an error message
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I tried all that and got the error message attached.
Edit: I correct it but still getting an error message
Try this in Exchange Management Shell:
Import-Module activedirectory
foreach ($user in (Get-ADUser -Filter {Office -eq 'New York'})) {
Set-MailboxFolderPermission "$($user.samaccountname):\calendar" -User Default -AccessRights Reviewer
}
Note you should not be using PowerShell ISE with this script unless you load the Exchange module first. You have to use Exchange Management Shell.
$users = get-content C:\temp\users.txt
Foreach ($User in $Users){
set-mailboxfolderpermissio
It's a \ not a /