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security across back-end servers - 5.Apr.2007 2:58:06 PM

yaniviel

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Hello,

Here's the situation. I have multiple users on many different backend servers. Among regular users, I have a user called iAppADM that is located on backend server BE01. All the users on all backends gave editor access to iAppADM to their calendar. Through a WebDAV client connecting to my front end server by SSL, iAppADM creates appointment in user's calendars. It works fine for all users on BE01, where iAppADM lies. iAppADM cannot create an appointment in those user calendar that are on other backed servers, I get an error.

Any id what exchange or AD configuration I should be checking ?

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RE: security across back-end servers - 8.Apr.2007 5:32:32 AM

mark@mvps.org

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Take a look at: http://www.amset.info/exchange/folderpermissions.asp and download the setperm application and check the client folder permissions from your desktop to see what they are. You might find the solution to be better than whatever it is you're using.

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