"out of office" in the AD?

Discussion in 'Software' started by Big_nath, Oct 13, 2008.

  1. Big_nath

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    Yeah, that is what i have done. I have the allow permissions and no deny permissions.
     
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  2. Qs

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    Which allow permissions do you have as a domain administrator?

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    All except associate external and special permissions.
     
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    Sounds fine to me...

    The user account you're attemting to do this on (your local logon) is deffo a member of domain admins, right?

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    Yes my account is for sure. I checked.
     
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    Hmm...

    Add your domain account explicitly to the mailbox rights then... try that.

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    Tried that too, i'm thinking i might just change their password, and log in as them and do it that way. Just to get it done, then figure it out tomorrow when i have more time. Incase i need to do it again.
     
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    You can always just reset it to something random and then tell the user that their password must have expired when they do eventually complain. :p

    Not that I'm advising you to do that obviously
     
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    Big_nath Kilobyte Poster

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    Well obviously i wouldn't do that. :D:rolleyes:
     
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    Glad we're on the same page :p

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  11. Sparky
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    The domain admins group has deny permissions on mailboxes, think it is ‘send as’ and ‘receive as’ for security but I don’t think this is causing the issues here.

    If you put AD into ‘advanced view’ you then get a security tab for the user account object. Either create an account with the appropriate permissions or add your user account.

    Add a mailbox as outlined before in Outlook or go in through OWA.

    Assuming you are on the Exchange server go to https:\\localhost\exchange and then log on with your account then type https:\\localhost\exchange\<username>\ and it will open the other users mailbox.
     
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