Folder permission inheritance

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Jan

Hi

We have public folder hierarchy on Exchange 2000.
If I change user permission on top folder, this setting is not inherited on
subfolders so I have to set permission for every folder in hierarchy.
I wonder if there is any way to inherit public folder permission.

jed

TIA
 
You can do this from within Exchange System Manager
In the Folders section expand your Public Folders, rightclick a folder and
choose All Tasks-> Propagate...

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