RE: E2K\AD Hirearchy Question.
- From: <paul_lemonidis@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ExchangeList]" <exchangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 18:43:24 +0100
Hi Doug
I finally managed to find out and obvious it isn't. The guy had explicit
permissions to the Exchange Enterprise Servers group in AD Users and Groups.
Removing him from the Security tab of that group finally removed all his
inherited permissions at Org. level in Exchange System Manager and hence all
the way down the tree.
I have to say that the connection between the two is not one that would ever
have occurred to me. I only managed to find it by reading the help files and
then some lateral thinking.
Many thanks for your help.
Regards,
Paul Lemonidis.
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From: Stelley, Doug
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The highest I can think of is Enterprise Admin
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Subject: [exchangelist] E2K\AD Hirearchy Question.
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Hello all
I have a problem that I need help with please. Any help will be most
gratefully recieved.
What exactly is the logic behind the Exchange Organisation in E2K. I have a
user, who incidentally is also the person who installed AD and subsequesntly
E2K, and at every single hirearchy level in the Exchange System Manager he
shows a having his explicit permissions as inherited from above. Problem is,
what is above the Organsation level?????? I have searched though and AD users
and Groups and just everything I can think of. I have even run up ADSI Edit and
am totally stumped as to where these permissions are being inherited from?
Am I missing something or is something awry? After all it would seem to me
that top of Organisation should mean just that but apparently it doesn't?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards,
Paul Lemonidis.
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