Permissions for not allowing users to delete items out of genericmailboxes created for a department...
 

Hey everyone,

Quick question that i'm stumbiling over. I have a manager who wants
his group of employees to be able to edit emails within the generic
mailbox that we created for their department. However the one thing
they DO NOT want certain people to be able to do is delete emails that
have come into these boxes.

Any ideas on how to put this in place -- I have full access to my ms
exchange server however when i attempted to give the groups that i
assigned these guys to, and denied them access to Deleting Storage
that did not work.

Thanks - any ideas would be appriciated.

Best regards,

Ryan

Permissions for not allowing users to delete items out of generic
 

That can be handled in the client permissions for the Inbox folder of that
mailbox. While running Outlook with a profile that has that mailbox as its
primary, bring up the Properties dialog for the folder and set permission for
the group there. Repeat for other folders.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54



"RBoyle" wrote:

Hey everyone,

Quick question that i'm stumbiling over. I have a manager who wants
his group of employees to be able to edit emails within the generic
mailbox that we created for their department. However the one thing
they DO NOT want certain people to be able to do is delete emails that
have come into these boxes.

Any ideas on how to put this in place -- I have full access to my ms
exchange server however when i attempted to give the groups that i
assigned these guys to, and denied them access to Deleting Storage
that did not work.

Thanks - any ideas would be appriciated.

Best regards,

Ryan
.

Permissions for not allowing users to delete items out of generic
 

Or, probably easier, get the free PFDavAdmin tool from
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...4-E2422C0AB424.
It can manage mailbox folder permissions, as well as public folder
permissions.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54



"RBoyle" wrote:

Hey everyone,

Quick question that i'm stumbiling over. I have a manager who wants
his group of employees to be able to edit emails within the generic
mailbox that we created for their department. However the one thing
they DO NOT want certain people to be able to do is delete emails that
have come into these boxes.

Any ideas on how to put this in place -- I have full access to my ms
exchange server however when i attempted to give the groups that i
assigned these guys to, and denied them access to Deleting Storage
that did not work.

Thanks - any ideas would be appriciated.

Best regards,

Ryan
.