Powershell List Share Permissions
Hey Paul, Great article as always, just a tiny question, Deny equals True in the output means the user listed has been deny access to the mailbox by explicitly removing them from Manage Full mailbox access?Basically, I have previously removed the user that appears listed when running this command and when going to Manage Full mailbox access I don’t see them anymore. So i just wanted to confirm if even after revoking access this script will show return results with Deny True?Hope this makes senseThanks!!!!
Get-Share Permissions. DESCRIPTION The script will take a list all shares on a local or remote computer. PARAMETER Computer Specifies the computer or array of computers to process.INPUTS Get-SharePermissions accepts pipeline of computer name (s).OUTPUTS Produces an array object for each share found. I need to manage 'Share Permissions' of shared folders on these servers using powershell. Please note that I want to manage 'Share Permissions' that are set under shared folder properties' 'Sharing' tab, not NTFS permissions that are set under 'Security' tab.
Hi Paul,I had similar issue as Daniel Crawford Jr – I needed for some users to be able to see Shared Mailbox, without a right to delete any emails.I have applied following cmd:Add-MailboxPermission “shared box name” -User domainusername -AccessRights ReadPermission -InheritanceType allRight is applied correctly, but then when I add mailbox to some users outlook I cannot expand the added shared box (folder cannot be expanded). It seems it only works with FullAccess right.Would you have any tips? Hi Paul.I have 3 domain with 5k above users. I get the below error and each time i get different result.
Can you adviceWARNING: By default, only the first 1000 items are returned. Use the ResultSize parameter to specify the number ofitems returned. To return all items, specify “-ResultSize Unlimited”. Be aware that, depending on the actual number ofitems, returning all items can take a long time and consume a large amount of memory. Also, we don’t recommend storingthe results in a variable. Instead, pipe the results to another task or script to perform batch changes. Hello,I would really appreciate some help with this.
I’m not versed in PowerShell to this level. Before SP1 on exchange 2010, the AD attribute was not set to automatically open mailboxes in outlook. I’ve recently moved this exchange server to new fully serviced packed virtualised server. Any new users I grant full access to other mailboxes load automatically.Is there a way to export the current full access permissions for all users (about 500) and then clear them and then import again to set the AD attribute?This would be a massive time saver.Many thanks.
How about MailboxFolderPermission, I know how to get a list of user that have access to a specific folder within a mailboxGet-MailboxFolderPermission – Identity “PrimarySMTPAdd:InboxAutomatedEmail” Select User, FolderName, AccessRights fl User, FolderName, AccessRights.But what should I do if I want to know which folders a user has access to (any kind of access rights aka reviewer, owner, etc)I need to include all folders within the mailbox and the user in question would be an unresolved SID so would be something like “NT User:S-1-5-21-etc”Any help would be appreciated!Thanks. Nice script Paul. I would like this output to only reflect users that have the effective permissions to the mailbox.For example, if a user has permission and i run a command to add a -Deny FullAccess instead of -Remove permissions, then the permissions will show twice in the output of the script, one for the deny and one for the FullAccess. Sometimes i run the Add-MailboxPermission with the -Deny and -Automapping:$false as we have experienced an automapping after using the GUI to remove FullAccess Permissions. I would like the output of the script to omit Users that have two entries, one for FullAccess and one for -Deny FullAccess because their effective Permission is they don’t have rights. Can the script be modified to omit entries that have a duplicate entry with a -Deny? Hello, Thanks a lot for your EMS commandWe have 2 mailbox servers + 3 CAS and HUB transport serversWe need to find a specific user (eg:Mark James, alias(username): mjames ) has what permission levels across all the mailboxes in the environment (around 2500 mailboxes)?How can we modify this command provided by youWe don’t need to find all user have permissions on other mailboxes, instated of this, a specific user has permissions on which mailboxes and type of permissionsPlease help meThanks heaps in advance.
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I am totally new to all of this, so please forgive my lack of knowledge.I used one of your little scripts to get a list of user mailboxes with all users who also had full access to these same mailboxes. Worked a treat.I noticed however that the results from the script did not correlate with the “Manage Full Access Permissions” option from within Exchange Management Console. Why is this?Also, where can I get a list of all the various access rights and their meaning, e.g. I have quite a lot of mailboxes with access rights of DeleteItem.Your help would be much appreciated.
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Hi Paul,I have been reading your blogs and comment. It is really great.I need some assistants on the Virtual Lab inwhich I have install AD, Exchange 2010 and notes Domino. Now, I am trying to send/receive emails via smart host. I have enabled Send connector & Receive Connector & enabled the Smart Host Service and gave IP Address of Exchange Server.My Question I still need a SMTP Server separatly in order to route the emails or Quest Coexistance tool will help in that case??? If yes then why we need the smart Host if we have SMTP server or Quest????Thank you in advance,Harvinder SINGH. Hi There.we have just installed Exchange 2013.
I would like make myself have full access to other users mailboxes. I have tried this with the following command:add-adpermission -identity “mailbox database ” -user “mhints@gbliners.com” -extendedrights recieve-asI can see in the EAC that my name has been added to the users mailbox delegation as full access.When i go onto the owa and login as me then open another mailbox for the user i get the following error:You don’t have permission to open this mailbox 🙁 something went wrongAny help would be appreciated. That’s not a script, that’s a one-liner that is impossible to read and understand. I really recommend you tackle this with more of a “clean code” approach and try to write a nice, tidy script that is easier for you to read and debug.Think about yourself 6 months from now trying to understand what that code does. Think about the next person who needs to run your script and tries to understand what it does. Make it clean and readable.And here’s a tip for combining information from multiple cmdlets. Hello Paul, took me a while butFINISHED!!!
Thought I would post in case someone else finds it useful. It could probably do with a clean-up but it does the job for now (had to be completed before end of year). Please share your thoughts.This pulls outFor Mailbox User:Displayname; Alias; AD DescriptionFor user who has the access:Displayname; Alias; AD Description; Access Rights (Send As / Full Access)Code removed: please don’t post scripts or large code samples into the comments, it breaks the layout of the page. Host your scripts on Github or another repository.Navneet says. Thanks for the article and there is some good information on getting mailbox permissions for a site. I was looking for a way to hone this in slightly. We are a multi-site organization with many shared mailboxes.
Over time the access to these mailboxes have expanded beyond their original intent. I am trying to reel that in now for our own office. There are maybe 100 or so group shared mailboxes. There is one distinction leading all the shared mailboxes that would differentiate them from the other offices and general mailboxes. Each of them have three letters at the beginning that notates our office. How can I adjust this to be able to get the permission for each mailbox within exchange that have these three letters at the start of the alias? Dear Paul,Thank you for the article, this is of great value to us as all your scripts, articles and books.I kindly ask you help for the below:I have a shared mailbox that I need to give access to 5 users.
My question is that how can I configure outlook 2010 allowing those 5 users to see all inbox and sub folders and allow them to send and receive emails?And another question is how to make just one user of those to prevent him from creating new folders under inbox, this user has a weird folder naming thinking, he always creates sub folders with unethical names.waiting for your replyRegards. Thanks Paul this is a great thread with a ton of useful info. Funny how this is still active after all these years.If you are in a large org or have performance issues this is a good post.Of course here is Tony’s post on a bug in the hold process in older versions of Exchange 2013 prior to CU7 and reporting on delegate access.Which dovetails nicely into the post Tony citesDmitry, there are a number of examples of that earlier on in this post. You could limit by database or server. These are both good ways to constrain this. Also RecipientType is another fine way to constrain the search if you are looking only for shared mailboxes etc.Thanks again Paul. Hi Paul!Love the site, keep up the good work!I was just wondering if you happen to have something that does the exact opposite of this.
I would like to find all of my users that do NOT have access to other mailboxes.A little backgroundwe are hybrid and there is a big push for going to EXO. However this place uses so many shared mailboxes it’s insane and borderline obscene.
Due to all the limitations with cross premises permissions, what we call “single instance mailbox users” are our prime candidates to move to EXO.Thanks!
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