Add Calendar Delegate Powershell. Or only the calendar in outlook? Has anyone worked out how to use powershell to set delegate access for calendars in exchange 2013?
We always want the primary assistant as the delegate, but during vacation or backup support, we want to add another delegate. How do i maintain delegate permissions but still add a 2nd delegate.
Or Only The Calendar In Outlook?
Management of calendar permissions in microsoft 365 and exchange server mailboxes is a common task for email administrators.
Has Anyone Worked Out How To Use Powershell To Set Delegate Access For Calendars In Exchange 2013?
In 2010 i used the following but i’m not having any luck.
We Always Want The Primary Assistant As The Delegate, But During Vacation Or Backup Support, We Want To Add Another Delegate.
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This Tutorial Shows How To Use.
You can give them editor access, which lets them.
You Can Use Outlook On The Web For Business To Give Someone In Your Organization Permission To Manage Your Calendar.
Based on your mentioned description, generally to delegate access for calendar to other user, it will be delegated from outlook desktop application or outlook.
You Can Only Add Permissions To A Calendar For A User If There Are Not Already Permissions Configured.