This entry was posted in Uncategorized on Tue, 16:37:00 -0700 by btm. And according to her, that’s the only voice she’s been hearing lately. Any conversations between public folders and a real person occurred solely in the mind of the writer. ![]() Read this to de-stress after dealing with these shenanigans. There’s a good list of accessrights here.Īlso, apparently MS is giving their tech writers drugs now. Alas, sometimes fl gives you more information than you would have gotten otherwise, so I always use it.Īdd-publicfolderclientpermission -identity “\folder” -User userorgroup -accessrights owner The damn option is even called FORMAT-list. This article describes common scenarios that arise in the context of managing permissions on Microsoft Exchange Server. What’s neat is you’d expect the pipe to take information that you’d see if you weren’t piping the output, and put it in a different format. Remember | fl is for “format-list” which makes the output readable. ![]() Get-PublicFolderClientPermission -identity “\folder” | fl Technically, the ability to share a specific folder can be implemented for each of the user folders but, most of the time, the need to share a folder is related to the calendar and contact folder. ![]() Even with Exchange 2007 SP1, which adds the Public Folder Management Console to the Exchange Management Console (EMC) under toolbox, you’re still being forced to learn the Exchange Management Shell (EMS) for many things. In the current article, we review the use of the folder permissions PowerShell command in Office 365 and Exchange Online environment.
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