Re: Messed up Administrator permissions

Actually Exchange does an explicit Deny to all members of Domain Admins.
Create a different account for doing ExMerge and grant it permissions on the
server or on the mailbox store object.
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Ed Crowley
MVP - Exchange
"Protecting the world from PSTs and brick backups!"

"Naresh" <Naresh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0A6A2F4B-8433-4412-8242-0F5EBE58999C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello...
>
> I seem to have messed up the permissions for the Administrator on our
> Windows Server (2003) as a result of using ExMerge and the Exchange System
> Manager, and I was wondering if someone would be able to help. I can no
> longer connect to any other mailboxes as the Administrator, and when I
> look
> at the mailbox rights via Active Directory, BOTH the Allow and Deny boxes
> are
> checked for Full Mailbox Access, but the Deny box is greyed-out so I can't
> uncheck it. Similarly, in Exchange System Manager under the Security tab
> for
> the mailbox store, BOTH the Allow and Deny boxes are checked for the
> Administrator's Send As and Receive As attributes. I think this is the
> reason
> programs like ExMerge aren't letting me manipulate other user's mailboxes.
> However, the Administrators group doesn't have the permissions set in the
> same way. Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this?
>
> Many thanks...


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