RE: Exchange 2000 & Administrator Rights
From: Alan Sun [MSFT] (v-asun_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/07/04
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Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 07:43:17 GMT
Hi Philip,
I notice this issue is duplicated with your another thread. I reply in your
original thread. If you need further help, please reply in the original
one. For you convenience, I have pasted my reply as follows.
Thanks & Regards
Alan Sun
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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Hi Philip,
Thanks for your posting here.
Based on my knowledge, in order to be an Exchange Full Administrator or
Exchange Administrator (who both have read/write access to objects) on an
organization or administrative group, a user must be a local machine
administrator for each Exchange Server he or she needs to manage.
Therefore, the Full Exchange Administration should be a member of local
administrator. This behavior is by design.
For more information, please to the following articles:
289811 XGEN: Exchange 2000 Role Permissions
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=289811
Hope this helps! Have a nice day!
Thanks & Regards
Alan Sun
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|Subject: Exchange 2000 & Administrator Rights
|Date: Thu, 6 May 2004 16:27:31 +0100
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|Can anybody please tell me why a user which has been delegated the
Exchange
|Full Administrator right still needs to be a member of the local
machines
|Administrator group??
|
|What I would idealy like to do if specifically grant rights over the
|necessary objects withing the directory\file system\registry etc to my
|Exchange administrators and not have them as members of the
Administrators
|group. The reason for this is that Exchange 2000 is installed on some
|Domain Controllers and the local Administrators group is the one in
the
|Domain which then grants people rights over other stuff that I do not
want
|them to have access to.
|
|The problem is that I have been unable to find any documents either in
|TechNet or on the web which explain what rights a member of the local
|Administrators group gets over Exchange which make membership of this
group
|necessary and would appreciate it if somebody can tell me what rights
I need
|to grant.
|
|Thank you
|Philip Amos
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