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| Toll Free: +44 800 088 5522 In my previous post, I have discussed various ways to grant full access in Exchange 2013. Here we will discuss the same for Exchange 2010. We can give full access permission rights for Exchange 2010 mailboxes by using PowerShell or Exchange Management Console (EMC).
Use the easy steps mentioned below to grant full access permission for Exchange 2010 mailboxes:
1). Launch the Exchange Management Console and click on the Recipient Configuration from the console tree as shown below:
Now select the recipient name for which you want to grant full access.
#. Resource mailboxes
#. User mailboxes
#. Discovery mailboxes
From the action panel as shown below, select the option Manage Full Access Permisison
On the next wizard that will come up after click on Manage Full Access Permission, Click on the Add option to Select the users or groups for which you want to assign the full access permission or select the remove icon to remove the permission.
After adding to removing permissions, Click on Manage to finalize the task.
At last, Status Complete indicated that you can successfully granted the full access permissions to the selected users.
Failed Status shows that there is that permission has not been granted. Point out the error and click on back to make any changes in the configuration.
At last click on Finish to finish the Wizard.
Add-Mailbox Cmdlet of PowerShell is used to grant full access permission in Exchange 2010. Let us understand the Cmdlet using Example.
Suppose we want to grant full access permission to Joe Prior for the Henry’s mailbox. For that run the PowerShell Command that is given below
Add-MailboxPermission -Identity “Joe Prior” -User Henry -AccessRights Fullaccess -InheritanceType all
Remove-MailboxPermission -Identity Henry -User ‘Joe Prior’ -AccessRights FullAccess -InheritanceType All
