Re: Default User profile (Mandatory) w/ Desktop Redirect

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Ryan <mindflux98@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks again for your help! :)

I have some questions about sharing an address book and calendar. I
want to make sure that people cannot inadvertently delete things.

Sure.

I
have a shared calendar and address book under my Public Folders. Do I
change the permissions based on maybe a mail usergroup and calendar
usergroup in the ADUC permissions properties?

No such things as "mail usergroup" "calendar usergroup" - but you can apply
permissions to mail-enabled security groups if you are in AD native mode.
I'd set up groups like this:

"Public Folder Editor"
"Public Folder Author"
"Public Folder Reviewer"

....use them for permissions. You can hide them from the GAL. You & the
Administrator should be the sole owners.


Also I noticed that the shared address book does not show up in OWA?

Correct.

Can I make that happen?

No - but they can open the public folders directly. Can't use them for
shared address books.

-Ryan



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