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Totally new to this group, so please forgive the ignorance of the
question... =) We are using Exchange 2k3 with Outlook2k3. The client side permissions are not taking effect. I.E. everyone is set to none and still anyone can add/read entries into anyones calendar. I read somewhere that it might be that Permissions are set too loose at the mailbox/recipient container level, in this case I just wanted to find out what to start with. Also, I;m assuming its possible to override all client side permissions set by implementing it on the exchange side ? Any help/response is greatly appreciated. |
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