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I have upgraded to win 2k and Exchange 2k from NT 4.0 and Exchange 5.5. I had some info in public folders that a user could access the info and edit the contacts but not deleat any, this all worked great in Exchnge 5.5. Now in Exchange 2000 I set the permissions the same and now the user cannot save any changes, they get the error not enough permission to perform this task. With active directory do I need to change permissions elsewhere? I just went to the folder properties and set thier permissions.
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Question - Are you using Groups in the ACL or the individual users?
If using groups the domain in which Exchange 2000 resides needs to be in native mode to use the Universal security group.
If using individual names then all you need to do isassign those users to the ACLs of the folders in question.
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This doesn't talk about your specific problem, but it might get you started in the right direction.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;313866
Remember to remove any spaces in the URL.
-Dave
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