Q. How do I grant a user or group Send-on-Behalf permissions for multiple user mailboxes in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007?

John Savill

July 16, 2008

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A. From the GUI, you can only grant a user Send-on-Behalf rights for another user's mailbox one at a time. For bulk assignments, you need to use the Windows PowerShell Set-Mailbox -GrantSendOnBehalfTo "" command, and pipe the list of users' mailboxes for whom you're granting another user Send-on-Behalf rights. For example, to grant the Admin group Send-on-Behalf rights for every mailbox in an organization, use the Get-Mailbox command to get a list of every mailbox, then pipe the list to the Set-Mailbox command, as the following code shows:

You can use the Set-Mailbox command to change other permissions, as well.

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