Apply Mailbox Permissions for Exchange 2013

There are two types of permissions you can apply through the Cobweb Control Panel:

Full Access Permissions

Full Access gives a user full visibility of another mailbox, including the ability to edit or delete items.

When you have Full Access permissions and use Outlook for Windows, Outlook will attempt to automatically add the other mailbox as an additional mailbox.

Full Access does not allow a user to send as another user. These permissions must be applied separately.

Send on Behalf/Send as Permissions

Send As allows a user to send as another. An email sent this way will appear to have been sent as the other user. e.g. If User A sends as User B, the recipient will only see the sender as User B.

Send of Behalf allows a user to send as another, but it will show the the original user as having sent it. e.g. If user A sends on behalf of User B, the recipient will see it comes from User A on behalf of User B.

Full access permissions

Log into the Cobweb Control Panel at https://controlpanel.cobweb.com Select Exchange
Select the user you want to grant permissions over Click on Permissions
Click Grant permissions
Select the users which you want to have the ability to view, delete and move items in the mailbox Click Submit

Sending permissions

Log into the Cobweb Control Panel at https://controlpanel.cobweb.com Select Exchange
Select the user you want to grant permissions over Click on Permissions
Select Send Permissions
Click Grant permissions
From the drop down box next to the users select which kind of permission you want to grant the user over this mailbox. Click Submit