RE: Exmerge errors
- From: roberba@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Robert Baker [MSFT])
- Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 00:05:37 GMT
There are a couple places and ways to deal with this.
One is to expose the security tab on all of the ESM objects. To do this open regedit on the system you are administering Exchange
from (or anywhere you have the Exchange administration tools installed) and go to
HKEY_Current_User\Software\Microsoft\Exchange\EXAdmin
Add a regD_WORD key
ShowSecurityPage
With a value of 1
You will now see the security tab on everything in the ESM.
Next drill down to the MailboxStore and add the Explicit allow on the Send As and Recieve As for your account.
OR
With the same settings made in Reg edit get properties of the org object in ESM and remove the Explicit Deny on the Send As and
Recieve As for your account. This will remove it through out the organization through inheritance.
A Deny does overrule an allow IF they are both inherited. An explicite allow at the store level will over-ride the inherited Deny.
I hope that helps,
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>Ok thanks this is going to sound like a stupid question but where do I find
>permission at the mail box store level? I see they have deny on Send As
>Recevive As in the Exchange Sys magr mailbox properiies but they are
>inherited. I cannot see where or how to override these permissions. I long
>ago set allow on these same permissions so both allow and deny are set on
>Send As Receive As. I alwys understood that Deny over rulled the allow.
>What am I missing here? Thanks
>
>"Robert Baker [MSFT]" wrote:
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>> Hi Brian,
>>
>> Check ther permissions for your account at the mailbox store level. Make sure there is no deny on the Send As and Recieve as
>> permission for your account. By default Exchange full administrators have a deny set for Send as and Recieve as. You can set
an
>> explicit allow for those two permissions at the mailbox store level to over ride an inherited deny.
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>> >Trying to get a backup of mailboxes on Exchange 2003. It fails and I
>> >continue to get in Exmerge.log Verfify that Info Store service is running (it
>> >is or I wouldn't get email) and you have correct permissions to log on.
>> >Running logged on as domain admin. Exchange Admin, Domain Admin and Admin
>> >all have Full permissions. Same permissions on Exchange 2000 server works
>> >fine. I did download the Exmerge for Exchange 2003. Exmerge is running from
>> >the Exchange 2003 bin folder. What else could be the issue or what
>> >permissions are needed? Thanks
>> >
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