Permissions problems
I have the strangest problem - I have set permissions in AD (Server 2000/2003 - Exchange 2000)for one of our users to have full rights to send e-mail as her immediate supervisor. This was working fine until about 2 weeks ago, all of the sudden she started getting NDR's that she doesn't have permission to send to any recipient when sending e-mail as her supervisor. I went into AD and looked at the supervisor's security tab, and the user was gone - disappeared completely from the ACL list. So I readded her, which solved the sending problem, and about 20 minutes later, it happened again, and she had disappeared from the ACL list again. I have been unable to find anything about this issue anywhere on the net - please help!
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November 16, 2005 3:32 PM
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November 27, 2005 11:57 PM
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could be a replication issue
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Were the any of the user profiles (MS Exchange) migrated from version 5.5.
I was thinking replication as well, however shortly after I add the permission, it shows up on all my other DC’s, so where could it be replicating from?
None of these users was migrated from 5.5.
Thanks!
-Michelle
I think I found it. Microsoft KB article no. 907434 specifically addresses this issue – seems it is an aspect of belonging to a “protected” group.
Thanks for your help.