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You can delegate this based on OU or per specific mailbox. At least via PowerShell. I've never tried to do it via the admin console.
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You can delegate this based on OU or per specific mailbox. At least via PowerShell. I've never tried to do it via the admin console.

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what do you mean <span style=" text-align: left;">full delegate access</span> ?<br>I usually use group for full permission and send as rights<br>and then you delegate the group to the user so they can manage the group.<br><br>This is easier.&nbsp;
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what do you mean full delegate access ?
I usually use group for full permission and send as rights
and then you delegate the group to the user so they can manage the group.

This is easier. 

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David McMorris

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<p>Hi,</p><p><br></p><p>I have requirement for certain power users to log into Exchange Admin console and to add users to certain shared mailboxes as full delegate access. The power users only need to be able to access these certain mailboxes. No other mailboxes should be accessible / viewable.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>Is this possible?</p><p><br></p><p>Thanks,</p><p><br></p><p>David</p>
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Hi,
I have requirement for certain power users to log into Exchange Admin console and to add users to certain shared mailboxes as full delegate access. The power users only need to be able to access these certain mailboxes. No other mailboxes should be accessible / viewable. 
Is this possible?
Thanks,
David

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