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February 1st 07, 09:08 PM
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Outlook 2003- Other user's folder...
Hi All,
I just found out from another email user that they were able to see everyone's Inbox in Outlook 2k3. They were able to see my Inbox even though sharing for Default and Anonymous is set to deny. Where can I change these setting globally to deny viewing other user's mailboxes? I loaded Outlook template in AD, but there are no setting for this issue. Running AD, Exch 2k3, Outlook 2k3. Thanks! Vince 
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February 1st 07, 09:26 PM
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Outlook 2003- Other user's folder...
This generally means there is something afoot with your Active Directory
permissions. Did you try delegating rights in Active Directory (and/or Exchange System Manager) for users to do things? /neo PS - this isn't an Outlook question. This question is an exchange admin type question and belongs in an exchange group like m.p.exchange.admin "Vince$" .(donotspam) wrote in message ... Hi All, I just found out from another email user that they were able to see everyone's Inbox in Outlook 2k3. They were able to see my Inbox even though sharing for Default and Anonymous is set to deny. Where can I change these setting globally to deny viewing other user's mailboxes? I loaded Outlook template in AD, but there are no setting for this issue. Running AD, Exch 2k3, Outlook 2k3. Thanks! Vince
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February 2nd 07, 01:25 PM
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Outlook 2003- Other user's folder...
No, I didn't make any setting changes. These setting were established before
I moved into this job. Everyone must be in some group that allows this to happen. "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: This generally means there is something afoot with your Active Directory permissions. Did you try delegating rights in Active Directory (and/or Exchange System Manager) for users to do things? /neo PS - this isn't an Outlook question. This question is an exchange admin type question and belongs in an exchange group like m.p.exchange.admin "Vince$" .(donotspam) wrote in message ... Hi All, I just found out from another email user that they were able to see everyone's Inbox in Outlook 2k3. They were able to see my Inbox even though sharing for Default and Anonymous is set to deny. Where can I change these setting globally to deny viewing other user's mailboxes? I loaded Outlook template in AD, but there are no setting for this issue. Running AD, Exch 2k3, Outlook 2k3. Thanks! Vince
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