Hello everyone,
I have a question about removing permissions for a user in Exchange 2010, but before I ask the question I think I need to give a little background.
I am currently a contractor her at a non-profit. I was brought in after they fired their IT Director. I do not know the reason for his dismissal, but once I was brought in I could see that the previous Director was not very competent and had done a very poor job managing their systems. One of the biggest things that I found is that he had given himself access to all the senior leadership's personal folders and mailboxes without their knowledge or permission. I have removed the access for the folders and the full access permissions for the mailboxes, but for some reason his account still has DeleteItem access rights to these mailboxes. There are about 25 mailboxes that the account has this right to. I'm sure that there is a way to remove this access with the Exchange Management Shell, but I do not know how to do it. I have tried to search both the Community and Google, but have been unsuccessful so far.
What is the command to remove this permission in Exchange Management Shell? Also, can it be run to remove his access to all the mailboxes at once or will I have to remove the access one mailbox at a time?
Please let me know if you need any further information.
Thanks in advance,
