Hi All our users Inbox are, as a company policy, shared so that everyone can see the content of each others Inbox. I have been told that this worked fine before, but now, when a users changes the permissions on the Inbox the permissions is automatically enherited by new folders created in the Inbox. Is this a behavior that I can change?/Lasse

R u using 2k3 or 2k7? -bpara

Sorry, forgot it :-) We are running Exchange 2007 SP3, but have earlier used 2K3./Lasse

Anybody???/Lasse

If all our users have a folder under Inbox and I would like to change the permissions on the folder, is it possible through the Exchange Management Console? I have been looking at Add-MailboxPermission but it's only the actual mailbox that it changes./Lasse

Hi, It is unable to change the folder permission through the Exchange Management Console. When creating a new-sub folder, it will automatically inherit the permissions of the parent folder. This is by design. You can modify the permission of the sub folder after creating.

Hi, Has it always been like that? Our problem is that it's on the users Inbox that we change the permissions and that will cause every new folder the users creates to be available to all our users, this is not the meaning./Lasse