Re: Setting rights by Outlook properties vs. AD

From: Terry Liu [MSFT] (v-teliu_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/18/04

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    Hi Teresa,

    Thank you for your input!

    Have a nice day!

    Best regards,

    Terry Liu
    MCSE 2K MCSA MCDBA CCNA
    Microsoft Online Support Engineer

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    60From: "Teresa Appelgate [MS]" <tereap@online.microsoft.com>
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    60Subject: Re: Setting rights by Outlook properties vs. AD
    60Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 10:46:21 -0800
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    60One clarification--the Mailbox Rights settings in AD also control who can
    60act as a mailbox delegate (in other words, someone who can log on to the
    60mailbox with the same rights as the owner). The permissions you set in
    60Outlook only control who can access the folders, not login rights for the
    60mailbox.
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    60"Terry Liu [MSFT]" <v-teliu@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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    60> Hi Peter,
    60>
    60> As I understand, the Outlook folder properties are designed for the
    60> client-side configuration, and Exchange advanced properties are more
    60> suitable for the server-side configuration.
    60>
    60> Outlook folder properties use MAPI to store the permissions in Exchange
    60> Information Store, while the Exchange advanced properties define the
    60object
    60> permissions stored in AD. So they are not the same completely. The
    client
    60> settings are for users to customize rules, permission settings as there
    60are
    60> some pre-defined roles to facilitate users set permissions easily in
    60> Outlook clients. The Exchange settings are recommended to Administrator
    60for
    60> management purpose.
    60>
    60> You can choose a proper option to perform the configuration. If you have
    60> any questions, please feel free to post here!
    60>
    60> Have a nice day!
    60>
    60> Best regards,
    60>
    60> Terry Liu
    60> MCSE 2K MCSA MCDBA CCNA
    60> Microsoft Online Support Engineer
    60>
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    60> 60From: Peter Kaufman <no@email.com>
    60> 60Subject: Setting rights by Outlook properties vs. AD
    60> 60Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 13:51:07 +0700
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    60> 60Hi all,
    60> 60
    60> 60I see two ways to set mailbox rights on Exchange 2000. One by the
    60> 60Outlook folder properties, and the other by the Exchange advanced
    60> 60properties in AD.
    60> 60
    60> 60Outlook properties are more granular, but other than that and
    60> 60convenience, is one to be preferred over the other, and which takes
    60> 60precedence?
    60> 60
    60> 60Thank you,
    60> 60
    60> 60Peter
    60> 60
    60>
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