Re: front end server
- From: "Nuevo" <imaneophyte@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 13:43:45 -0500
I don't quite follow you when you say you are looking at a Front end server
and wanting to back it up. There should not be any mailboxes on a front end
server. But that is perhaps by the by.
You have to apply permissions explicity and these will override the implicit
permisssions that you see now. For example, giving the backup acccount (or
preferablly group) full mailbox rights (including Send As/Receive As) at the
Storage group level will override the existing permissions and fix your
problem.
Nue
"K2H" <K2H@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AD10CF7A-3CE1-41EA-803D-B1DDA62E544D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In System Manager on Exchange 2003, going into the properties of the front
> end exchange server under the Security tab there are permissions set for
> "Send As" and "Receive As". Both are set to deny except for Exchange
> Domain
> Servers, Exchange Services, and the front end server itself. I am trying
> to
> use NetBackup to backup the server but when I give the backup user full
> control I can not change the deny permissions on those two settings. It
> tells me that they are inheriting permissions from the parent. I guess
> what
> I really need to know is what would screw up if these permissions where
> set
> to allow and where are they being inherited from? Any help on this would
> be
> much appreciatd.
>
> --
> Kim
.
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