Quantcast
Channel: Exchange Server 2010 forum
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 8820

Outlook OWA folder permissions

$
0
0

Have a new server setup with Exchange 2010.  The email accounts were preexisting and imported from an IMAP account.

The accounts seem to be working fine with one exception.  If the account is being accessed via OWA, the user cannot move emails from the inbox to the folders that were created from the import.  If a new folder is created then they have full access.  Also they can move emails into those folders if they are using Outlook.

Following the advice of another person on another forum I used the Get-Folderpermission command to get the folder permissions.  It was then I realized I hadn't put the latest version of SP2 on and promptly installed it.  I say this because I see some posts out there that say installing SP2 should fix permission issues.

Here is what I get from using the command on folders I can and cannot copy emails to.

First here is the results of Get-Folderpermission on one of the folders I am unable to copy to in OWA.


RunspaceId   : 5b11d0df-baa9-438a-a2cb-52a1c1310a8b
FolderName   : PROBLEM FOLDER
User         : Default
AccessRights : {None}
Identity     : Default
IsValid      : True

RunspaceId   : 5b11d0df-baa9-438a-a2cb-52a1c1310a8b
FolderName   : PROBLEM FOLDER
User         : Anonymous
AccessRights : {None}
Identity     : Anonymous
IsValid      : True

RunspaceId   : 5b11d0df-baa9-438a-a2cb-52a1c1310a8b
FolderName   : PROBLEM FOLDER
User         : USER NAME
AccessRights : {Owner}
Identity     : USER NAME
IsValid      : True


This is the result I got from using  Get-Folderpermission on a folder I created from OWA.



RunspaceId   : 5b11d0df-baa9-438a-a2cb-52a1c1310a8b
FolderName   : 1111 Test
User         : Default
AccessRights : {None}
Identity     : Default
IsValid      : True

RunspaceId   : 5b11d0df-baa9-438a-a2cb-52a1c1310a8b
FolderName   : 1111 Test
User         : Anonymous
AccessRights : {None}
Identity     : Anonymous
IsValid      : True


Since I am logged in to OWA as the user stated as being the owner of the problem folder it seems a little odd.

Thanks in advance for any and all help.


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 8820

Trending Articles



<script src="https://jsc.adskeeper.com/r/s/rssing.com.1596347.js" async> </script>