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| | Using Powershell to list mailbox delegation ACLs Does anyone know of a way to retrieve the ACLs set on 2007 mailbox folders using Powershell? Say for example, user Joe has granted reviewer rights on his Inbox to Carla - I'd like to use Powershell to find and display that information. I've tried using the get-mailboxpermission and get-adpermission cmdlets but haven't found a way of retrieving them. Any help gratefully received... All the best, Darren |
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