How do I delegate permissions to other administrators so that they can manage various Exchange Server 2003 services?
To delegate permissions to other users, use the Exchange Delegation Wizard that is part of the Exchange System Manager console. You must be logged on as a user with the Exchange Full Administrator role to the organization to use the Exchange Delegation Wizard. For this reason, and for performance reasons, it is recommended that you delegate control to group objects instead of directly to users. For example, you may want to create an Active Directory group called “Seattle Exchange Admins”. You can use the Exchange Delegation Wizard to allow members of this group to administer the “Seattle” admin group. A domain administrator or equivalent can change the membership of the group object to include the relevant administrator accounts. If I move the Exchange computer accounts to a different organizational unit in Active Directory, will this affect my Exchange permissions and delegation? No, the Exchange Administration Delegation Wizard assigns permissions in the configuration naming context
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