RE: Exchange Administration Question
- From: MikeyB <MikeyB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 07:36:01 -0700
If you are using Exchange 2003 then the administrator account by default is
denied access to mailboxes. However you can create any other user account
admin or no and then adding the account to the ACL for a mailbox in ADUC by
going into the Exchange Advanced tab, mailbox rights and selecting full
control.
You can always remove the domain admin group from the membership in their
user accounts. If they complain that they cannot install software you can
give them local Admin on their PC.
If you remove the domain admin group from their user account then they will
not be able to add their account to the mailbox rights in ADUC.
Make sure you change the administrator password as well in case they no this.
"divins" wrote:
Currently my organization has 5 users that also have Domain Admin access. My.
manager came to me, as I am the primary Exchange Admin, and wanted to limit
the other domain admin's ability to access any mailbox in the organization.
Is there a good way to accomplish this, without removing their Domain Admin
access?
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