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Cannot change From in meeting invite to send as boss
Person A is responsible for setting up meetings for Boss. Person A has Full Access permission to the boss' mailbox. When creating a new meeting request in Outlook, Person A clicks on the boss' calend...
- Cant tell really using phone, but looks ok. Usually the SharingPermissionFlags are missing. What happens when using Outlook on the web? Have you created a new Outlook profile?
Thank you Christian. In this case the delegate has Full Access, Send As, and Send on Behalf of. In Powershell it looks like:
PS C:\> Get-MailboxPermission pglover
Identity User AccessRights IsInherited Deny
-------- ---- ------------ ----------- ----
boss NT AUTHORITY\SELF {FullAccess, ReadPermission} False False
boss delegate@org.org {FullAccess} False False
FolderName User AccessRights SharingPermissionFlags
---------- ---- ------------ ----------------------
Calendar Default {AvailabilityOnly}
Calendar Delegate {Editor} Delegate
PS C:\> Get-MailboxPermission pglover
Identity User AccessRights IsInherited Deny
-------- ---- ------------ ----------- ----
boss NT AUTHORITY\SELF {FullAccess, ReadPermission} False False
boss delegate@org.org {FullAccess} False False
FolderName User AccessRights SharingPermissionFlags
---------- ---- ------------ ----------------------
Calendar Default {AvailabilityOnly}
Calendar Delegate {Editor} Delegate
Cant tell really using phone, but looks ok. Usually the SharingPermissionFlags are missing. What happens when using Outlook on the web? Have you created a new Outlook profile?
- Thanks, Christian. When she tries to send a meeting invitation in the Boss' calendar in OWA it is the same, that the message comes from the delegate. There isn't a FROM button in OWA to change the name for the meeting invitation. We have tried a profile change.
One new thing - the person I'm working with says this isn't new. She had a previous computer where the same behavior happens. That seems to confirm that it's a server-side issue so something with permissions?Definitely permissions I would say. Tried removing and adding again? You could use the Outlook client as well (end-user delegation). Forgot, hence the "edit". You have From in Outlook on the web, you just have to enable it from the menu bar. So give it a go online again to see what happens. Btw, Exchange online right?
Old post, but still good https://www.michev.info/Blog/Post/1976/managing-outlook-delegates-via-powershell
Yes, Microsoft 365. Thanks. You've given me some leads. I'll talk to my client again today and I'll try to remove and re-add permissions when I do and let you know what I find.