Jeroen Bonenberg
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Hi all,,
I have a question, which is still unanswered after a lot of Googling. I haver a customer, who's running Exchange Server 2007 on an SBS2008. Most of the users are working on an RDP server, the customer is running two of them. Both servers are Windows Server 2008 R2, one is installed with Office 2007 and the other one is installed with Office 2013.
I delegated manager rights to a user for a Universal Distribution Group, I did this through the Exchange Management Shell. In Outlook 2013 I'm still getting the error that the user doesn't have sufficient rights when he wants to change the members of the distribution group. But when the user logs in on the terminal server where Office 2007 is installed, the user is able to change the members of the distribution group with no errors at all.
Anyone having an idea what the problem could be?
Thanks in advance for any reaction.
Kind regards,
Jeroen Bonenberg
I have a question, which is still unanswered after a lot of Googling. I haver a customer, who's running Exchange Server 2007 on an SBS2008. Most of the users are working on an RDP server, the customer is running two of them. Both servers are Windows Server 2008 R2, one is installed with Office 2007 and the other one is installed with Office 2013.
I delegated manager rights to a user for a Universal Distribution Group, I did this through the Exchange Management Shell. In Outlook 2013 I'm still getting the error that the user doesn't have sufficient rights when he wants to change the members of the distribution group. But when the user logs in on the terminal server where Office 2007 is installed, the user is able to change the members of the distribution group with no errors at all.
Anyone having an idea what the problem could be?
Thanks in advance for any reaction.
Kind regards,
Jeroen Bonenberg