Get-PublicFolder \ | Add-PublicFolderClientPermission -User ila.lockamy -AccessRights Reviewer To add public folder permissions to Root Folder You can read more about required permission at the beginning of this page. If this is being done on the source server, minimum permission requirement is Reviewer or Publishing Author if this is a destination platform. This must be done for each user which is being added. If you are in a right place, window will have IPM_SUBTREE written on top of it, click on + sigh to add users:Ĭlick on browse… and select desired user (only one can be selected) and then when hers/his name appears in the *User: field, set the permission level and hit save Log on to Exchange Control Panel from any web browser and click on Public folders:Ĭlick on three dots (…) next to refresh sign and then click on Root permissions Microsoft Exchange 20 Exchange Control Panel ila.lockamy is the name of the user which will have those permissions.Reviewer is the permission level which you are setting up.Get-PublicFolder $FolderName | add-PublicFolderClientPermission -User ila.lockamy -AccessRights Reviewer To list all first level public folders use this command:
These commands can be run on Exchange Management Shell directly on the server of from Power Shell if you are using remote Power Shell connection. Microsoft Exchange 2007 Exchange Management Shell Minimum public folder permissions on the source server must be set to Reviewer and minimum root permissions on the destination server is Publishing Author or Custom permissions which include: Create items, Read items, Create subfolders and Folder visible Quick links:
If those groups don't exist, they will be skipped. If there are permissions which are granted through security groups, those groups must be created on the destination as Security Groups. Users which need to have permissions on these public folders must be manually created on the destination or they will be skipped. On Microsoft Exchange versions 2013, 2016 and Office 365, before permissions are set up Public Folder Mailbox must be created.
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