Re: ACL

["Jeremy Grycza" <JGrycza@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The only way I know how to do this is to change the user's ACL from Manager
to say Designer.  This will keep them from being able to modify the ACL.
Before you do this though you should make sure that an Administrator
(and/or an administrative group) is listed as Manager so if you need to go
in and change the ACL in the future you can.  Also make sure your server(s)
and the server groups, LocalDomainServers and OtherDomainServers still have
Manager access, otherwise this could cause you problems as well.  I do
believe this will also keep the user from being able to delete the mail
file.

I did this at a previous job and it worked out well.  Though we never had
anyone try to delete their mail file.  Try it on a few users (or on some
test users) first to see if you have any issues, but I don't think you
will.

Good luck,

Jeremy Grycza





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                      01/18/2002 03:33
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We have discovered that some of our users have found that they can modify
the ACL to their mailbox.  How can we change the users ACL so that they can
not modify their ACL?

We also have a user who also opens his mailbox, clicks on File, Database,
then Delete.  Very nice!!!!!  Can we stop the user from doing this (without
physically harming the user)?

Thanks in advance.

Steve Jones

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