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You can manage user permissions in Exchange and other mail servers with the same commands by using the IMAP protocol instead of server-specific tools. Here is how! Jumping right in, these all use get-imap and set-imap from NetCmdlets: #1 – Get ACL Here’s a one-liner to get the ACL for a specific folder in an account. In this particular case, my main INBOX has a subfolder named RESUMES, and I want to see who has what permissions to this folder. PS C:\> get-imap -server $mymailserver -cred $mycred...
I uploaded a new version of the IMAP Access Control List Manager today. This new version adds support for SSL/TLS implicit and explicit connections, CRAM-MD5 and NTLM authentication, an IMAP communication log, and a few other minor and cosmetic changes. Technorati Tags: IMAP, IMAP ACL, ACL...
Setting access control lists on IMAP servers is a pain. But here's how you can do it very easily with the get/set-imap cmdlets included in NetCmdlets. Retrieve the access control list of my Inbox from the IMAP server, by specifying the -acl flag parameter: PS C:\> get-imap -server 1.2.3.4 -user lance -password mypass -acl Mailbox Rights User ------- ------ ---- Inbox lrswipcda lance PS C:\> Now the access control list for a specific folder: PS C:\> get-imap -server 1.2.3.4 -user lance -password...