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Configuring Send As permissions

Configuring Send As permissions

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Configuring Send As permissions

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- [Instructor] Let's take a look at managing send-as permissions in Exchange using PowerShell. So, the first thing is you either need to be inside of the Exchange management shell or have an Exchange PowerShell session open. You can see here that I have an Exchange PowerShell session open. So the first thing we'll take a look at is setting the send-as permissions for a mailbox. So I've got a mailbox here. And to figure out who currently has send-as permissions, we need to look at the grant sent on behalf to property. So I'm going to pipe the output from get mailbox top the select object commandlet and look at that property. We can see here that we have one user that has send-as permissions to that mailbox. So to set the send-as permissions, we use the set mailbox commandlet, give it the name of the mailbox, and then use the grant send on behalf to parameter, and then give it the name of the user we want to grant send-as... And give it the name of the user that we want to grant send-as…

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