Exactly what I needed. We have a large collection of contact groups - and the only way to assign rights to a user in one fell swoope is via these powershell commands. Otherwise, you have to go to each contact group and manually add permissions. Thank you.

Very helpful, the powershell commands helped me get around an error i was receiving when trying to add permissions in the Exchange Admin Centre

You teaching skills are excellent

very helpful

Excellent

Very good session. Explained very well.

Thank you so much for your lessons, really appreciated. Hvae you ever thought of doing Shorts for like How to add user and how to remove user. Shorts like that will be really useful . Once again thank you for the lessons :)

Very well explained, awesome video

Very good teacher

All that I need, I found it. Thank you

Very well explained

Title: Public Folder Permissions: Understanding and Managing Summary: The video discusses the intricacies of public folder permissions, explaining various types of permissions available for public folders and how they can be assigned. The speaker, Sanjay, also delves into using the Exchange Admin Centre and PowerShell to manage these permissions and highlights recursive permissions. Key Takeaways: 1. Types of Public Folder Permissions: • Owner: Create, read, and create subfolders. • Publishing Editor: Create, read, create subfolders, and delete items. • Editor: Create, read, and edit their own items. • Publishing Author: Create items and subfolders, and edit or delete their own items. • Author: Create items, and edit or delete their own items. • Non-Editing Author: View and create items. • Reviewer: Only view items and their content. • Contributor: View and create items in public folders. 2. Managing Permissions: • Assign permissions via the Exchange Admin Centre or PowerShell. • Permissions can be assigned on individual public folders or recursively across a hierarchy of folders. 3. PowerShell Commands: • To assign a permission: Add-PublicFolderClientPermission • To check permissions: Get-PublicFolderClientPermission • To assign recursive permissions: Use Get-PublicFolder -Recurse combined with the command to add permissions. 4. Upcoming Topics: • Public forward mailbox retention period. • Public folders' dumpster. • Deleting and recovering public folders. • Restoring public folder mailboxes.

Great sir, very nice video.

Really appreciate ❤️

Hello , Can you please tell how to give calender permission of public folder to user?

Do we have a GUI method

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