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#SEND AS PERMISSIONS EXCHANGE 2010 INSTALL#

Download and install the utility, then inspect your mail queues, monitor the Exchange server’s memory, confirm there is enough disk space, and check the CPU utilization.

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Here is a free tool to monitor your Exchange Server. Guy Recommends: The SolarWinds Exchange Monitor

Note 7: See more on PowerShell’s Add-MailboxPermission. Lastly, if you make a mistake try Remove-MailboxPermission Get-MailboxPermission -Identity "Joe Victim" -User Eddie Spy Get-MailboxPermission -Identity "Joe Victim" In the case of SendAs there is an alternative to Add- MailboxPermission, that is to employ a different PowerShell cmdlet called Add- ADPermission.

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There are also two bonus tools in the free download, and all 3 have been approved by Microsoft: Optionally, you can provide the name of the OU where the new mailboxes will be born. Then launch this FREE utility, match your Exchange fields with AD’s attributes, click and import the users. Just provide a list of the users with the fields in the top row, and save as. Import users from a spreadsheet, complete with their mailbox. Guy Recommends: SolarWinds’ Free Bulk Mailbox Import Tool There are 7 possible values for the -AccessRights parameter. Add-MailboxPermission AccessRights SendAs I used this layout to emphasise the -Parameters. Note 2: The backtick (`) means wrap to the next line. AccessRights FullAccess -InheritanceType All To get started, just focus on just two parameters of Add-MailboxPermission -Identity (the victim!) and -User (spy!). Understanding PowerShell Add-MailboxPermission

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Thus to achieve this task (assuming there is a good business reason), you must be a member of these exchange groups: If you think about it, being able to add one user to another user’s mailbox permission is a potent power.

The Effect of AutoDiscover on Outlook 2010.

Add-MailboxPermission AccessRights SendAs.

While technically Add-MailboxPermission -identity is a straightforward task, emotionally, it may have repercussion if you give too many access rights to the wrong people. Here is a PowerShell technique for allowing one user to read another user’s email.

PowerShell Add-MailboxPermission For Exchange 2010