RE: about access control

I take this is to do with Exchange "send as" email permissions.

What you would need to do is:

Click on Active Directory Users and Computers
Click on View -> Advanced Features
Click on User B's Account and click the Security Tab
Click Add and type in User A's account
Select "Send As"
Click OK

User B will now have permissions to send as User A's email address.

If I have not answered your question let me know.

Regards,

Mark

"josh" wrote:

Hi,

Please help me on the following problem:

i have two users: A and B,
A is a domain user and B is a power user,
in Active directory user and computers snap in, i want to add user A to user
B's security settings and allow A to have send as permit. it works, but
after about 1 hour, A will disappear from B's securrity setting, and things
just want work anymore.
(i accessed the security tab by check the view--advanced features with
details checked)

anybody can tell me why? I am using SBS 2003 R2

many thanks in advance!
josh



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