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Sop-3080 asked KaelYao-MSFT commented

Is it possilbe to get invalid permission for public folder for specific user/sid?

Hello Guys,

Is it possible to get invalid permission from a specific public folder for a specific user or a sid?


Thanks,

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BTW it's from Exchange (16) on premise.

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Hi @Safs-3080

I am writing here to confirm with you how thing going now?
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RichMatheisen-8856 answered Sop-3080 commented

I retired seven years ago, so my memory may be a bit foggy, but the PF permission are supposed to be in "MAPI order". If some's used the Exchange GUI and use the NTFS permissions view to add/remove permissions/users, the SID will be in the wrong order.

I'm pretty sure the a tool like PFDAVAdmin would be helpful in correcting that.

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thanks but PFDAVAmin is not an option for us. we on Exchange 2016.

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RichMatheisen-8856 answered

You can use Get-PublicFolderClientPermission to retrieve the permissions for either the entire PF or you an supply the ID of a specific user to retrieve only the permissions for that user.

PFDAVAdmin, as you point out, no longer works for 2016. MFCMapi does, though.

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