Delete Archive Permissions?
Hi,
scenario:
user have mailbox, archive created.
on exchange side - permission were set to an additional user, permissions inheritance to EV also worked.
the user left work.
after 30 days - mailbox deleted.
BUT - permissions of additional user were not removed prior to delete of mailbox, so now the additional user is "stuck" with viewing other user archive.
we cannot remove the permissions via GUI, as it got "automatically set".
cannot ZAP the mailbox as the DN of the original user does not exist anymore and we get error.
anything I can run against the archive itself to remove the permissions?
Sarah.
Ahh, you need to use
Ahh, you need to use ArchivePermissions in the EVPM script. This just requires the archive name, not the mailbox.
[Directory]
DirectoryComputerName=kvsvault
SiteName=archivesite
[ArchivePermissions]
ArchiveName=Mary Jones
Zap=True
Comments
Have you tried to change the
Have you tried to change the Billing Owner to the VSA? You could try to change that and then run the Zap.
Tony Sterling
www.bluesource.net or www.bluesource.co.uk
Offices in the US and the UK
Not Working... I get the
Not Working...
I get the following:
Processing mailbox: /o=BLA/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (AAA)/cn=Recipients/cn=biton
Error - Whilst processing mailbox with dn: /o=BLA/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (AAA)/cn=Recipients/cn=biton[0x8004011D]
which makes sense, as the ZAP will try to connect to the mailbox, but this specific mailbox no longer exists...
So... how can I change manually permissions on archive that is not associated to a mailbox?
So you just want to remove
So you just want to remove the permissions for that person to the orhpaned archive.
Can't you just deny permissions?
Ahh, you need to use
Ahh, you need to use ArchivePermissions in the EVPM script. This just requires the archive name, not the mailbox.
[Directory]
DirectoryComputerName=kvsvault
SiteName=archivesite
[ArchivePermissions]
ArchiveName=Mary Jones
Zap=True
Tony Sterling
www.bluesource.net or www.bluesource.co.uk
Offices in the US and the UK
As usual, Tony to the
As usual, Tony to the rescue.
That did what I needed
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