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  • Generating a mail is optional, depending on the method used you might not receive one. The important part is the permissions, so double-check on those (you can also verify via PowerShell and the Get-MailboxFolderPermission cmdlet). Also, don't forget to add at least FolderVisible permissions on any folder in the path, including the Root one/Top of information store.
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      yname2480
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      I have tried everything. Even given owner permission to User2. Also the folder is a root folder. But not able to see the folder in User2 mailbox. Is it controlled by administrator of the organization? I tried it with client's outlook and also with my company's outlook. But both of them are not working. I am getting this error

       

       

  • Hi, yname2480! I understand that you need the user2 be able to see the folder of user1.

     

    You need to grant user2 with the folder visible permission on the root folder. If it's already the root folder (not a subfolder of the default folders such as inbox), you need to grant the folder visible permission on the Top of Information Store or on the account. Please see screenshot:

     

     

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