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From: Curlergrrl on 10 Nov 2009 16:12
I'm having some strange mailbox permissions issues after installing Exchange
2007 SP2. Users who have always had full access to numerous mailboxes now
cannot open the other mailboxes at all, or can only see some of the folders
in the mailbox. One of these is myself - and I am an Exchange 2007 Full
Administrator, plus I have also added myself to the list of users under the
"Manage Full Mailbox Access" settings in the Exchange management console.
We're using Outlook 2007 as the client, and I have tried removing and then
re-adding the mailboxes to the user's Outlook profile. I've also tried
creating a completely new Outlook profile. Neither of these seems to make
any difference. How can I troubleshoot this issue and what is the correct
way to ensure these permissions will work properly?

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Deb

From: Curlergrrl on 12 Nov 2009 10:03
I found the solution elsewhere. In case anyone else experiences the same
thing and is looking for the solution, here it is: For anyone who should
have full access to all mailboxes, such as an admin, and if this access
fails after installing SP2 on your Exchange 2007 server, run this command in
the Exchange Management Shell:

Add-ADPermission -Identity "[Mailbox Store Name]" -User
"[domain\username]" -ExtendedRights Receive-As

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Deb

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