Iperms access email

A very specific question!

iperms is a command-line tool used to manage permissions on an iPerms-enabled email server, such as Microsoft Exchange Server. Here's a brief overview of how to use iperms to access email:

What is iPerms?

iPerms is a permission management system introduced in Exchange Server 2013. It allows administrators to manage access to email messages, folders, and other Exchange objects using a set of permissions.

Using iPerms to access email

To access email using iperms, you'll need to use the following syntax:

iperms <mailbox> <permissions> <scope>

Here's a breakdown of the components:

• <mailbox>: The mailbox you want to access, specified in the format [email protected].
• <permissions>: The permissions you want to grant or deny, specified using the following options:
  • r: Read permission
  • w: Write permission
  • d: Delete permission
  • i: Insert permission
• <scope>: The scope of the permission, specified using the following options:
  • m: Mailbox scope (applies to the mailbox itself)
  • f: Folder scope (applies to a specific folder within the mailbox)
  • i: Item scope (applies to a specific email message or item within the mailbox)

Here are some examples:

• Grant read permission to a user on a specific mailbox: iperms [email protected] r m
• Grant write permission to a user on a specific folder within a mailbox: iperms [email protected] w f /Inbox
• Grant delete permission to a user on a specific email message: iperms [email protected] d i /Inbox/Message1

Important notes

• iperms is only available on Exchange Server 2013 and later versions.
• You must have the necessary permissions and credentials to run iperms commands.
• Be careful when using iperms to modify permissions, as it can affect the security and integrity of your email system.