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- GertjanAModerator
Hello,
Are the permissions synced from the Exchange mailbox from user B?
If so, it might be user A has been given permissions on a specific folder, but not on the 'root' of the mailbox. I believe (but cannot test at the moment) that if user B give user A 'view only' on the root of the mailbox, and then sync user A and User B, it should work. To test if the structure is correct, you might want to set manual permission (reaD) on User B archive for user A, then see if USer A sees the structure.
You can use the permissionbrowser.exe in the EV installationfolder to see what permissions user a has on user b archive.
- ashks2014Level 5
They are synced from Exchange. So user A has full mailbox permissions on User B's Exchange mailboxTried to give the access from EV as well and that didn't fix it.
As a test i gave myself read/write/delete permissions on User B archive and had exactly the same issue as User A which is weird.
- GertjanAModerator
Does user B see the folders?
If not, then the initial option would be to synchronize the index for the archive for user B.
If that does not work, then rebuild the index for the archive for user B.
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