Hi,
I have installed Exchange 2010 SP2 and am trying to grant full access to an ad user account (without a mailbox) so a service account can update calendars using a third party utility. I have tried a number of powershell scripts to do this but none of them are granted Full Access which I need. I'm sure these worked before so I'm unsure what has changed. Scripts I've tried so far are: -
Get-mailboxdatabase "Mailbox Database " | add-ADpermission -user serviceuser -accessrights genericall
Get-mailboxdatabase Mailbox Database | add-adpermission -user serviceuser -accessrights fullaccess -inheritancetype all
Get-MailboxDatabase -server YourServername | add-adpermission -user ServiceUser -accessRights GenericRead, GenericWrite -extendedrights Send-As, Receive-As -inheritanceType all
When I then try to check the access rights, I still haven't got Full Access. Some suggestions were to restart the AD Topology which I have tried as well as the Exchange Store and System Attendant but these don't work either. I do have a large number of mailboxes but even after waiting over 8 hours, there's still no change
Any ideas?
Regards
Chris
I have installed Exchange 2010 SP2 and am trying to grant full access to an ad user account (without a mailbox) so a service account can update calendars using a third party utility. I have tried a number of powershell scripts to do this but none of them are granted Full Access which I need. I'm sure these worked before so I'm unsure what has changed. Scripts I've tried so far are: -
Get-mailboxdatabase "Mailbox Database " | add-ADpermission -user serviceuser -accessrights genericall
Get-mailboxdatabase Mailbox Database | add-adpermission -user serviceuser -accessrights fullaccess -inheritancetype all
Get-MailboxDatabase -server YourServername | add-adpermission -user ServiceUser -accessRights GenericRead, GenericWrite -extendedrights Send-As, Receive-As -inheritanceType all
When I then try to check the access rights, I still haven't got Full Access. Some suggestions were to restart the AD Topology which I have tried as well as the Exchange Store and System Attendant but these don't work either. I do have a large number of mailboxes but even after waiting over 8 hours, there's still no change
Any ideas?
Regards
Chris