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Support in this GitHub repository is free, voluntary and without guaranteed response times.
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If you want to prioritize your request, please use [ExplicIT Consulting's **commercial support**](https://explicitconsulting.at/open-source/export-recipientpermissions/) instead of this form.
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If you want to prioritize your request, please use [ExplicIT Consulting's **fee-based support**](https://explicitconsulting.at/open-source/export-recipientpermissions/) instead of this form.
- Changed the default value of the '`ParallelJobsExchange`' parameter from 10 to 3 for Exchange Online. This is because many tenants still not seem to have been updated to 10 parallel sessions.
Document, filter and compare Exchange permissions:
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- mailbox folder permissions,
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- "send as" permissions,
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- "send on behalf" permissions, and
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- "managed by" permissions
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- "managed by" permissions,
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- and many more.
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The idea is to export and document these different permissions in a common format, something that is not possible with the standard Exchange cmdlets.
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This common format is not only useful for documentation, but also to compare permissions over time, between different recipients, or event between different tenants - all of this can be automated.
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The ability to resolve groups to its transitive members not only allows you to detect that a permission has changed, but also to detect that a permission granted to a group has not changed, but the members of the group have.
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You can use this information for interesting use cases:
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- Regular auditing of sensitive mailboxes or sensitive permissions.
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- Regularly inform your VIPs about the permissions they have set in their mailboxes and what has changed since the last report.
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- Find out which recipient has access to which ressources.
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- Use the output of Export-RecipientPermissions in [Set-OutlookSignatures](https://github.com/Set-OutlookSignatures), which allows for dynamic assignment of email signatures based on up-to-date permissions set in your Exchange environment.
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## 1.1. Output
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The report is saved to the file 'Export-RecipientPermissions_Result.csv', which consists of the following columns:
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- Grantor Primary SMTP: The primary SMTP address of the object granting a permission
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- Grantor Display Name: The display name of the grantor.
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- When management role group members are exported, this column contains the name of the Management Role Group
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- When public folder permissions are exported, this column represents the folder's content mailbox
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- Grantor Exchange GUID: The Exchange GUID of the grantor.
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- Only available when ExportGuids is enabled.
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- Grantor AD ObjectGUID: The Active Directory ObjectGUID of the grantor.
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- Only available when ExportGuids is enabled.
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- Grantor SID: The SID (wecurity identifier) of the grantor.
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- Only available when ExportSids is enabled.
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- Grantor Recipient Type: The recipient type and recipient type detail of the grantor.
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- When management role group members are exported, this column contains 'ManagementRoleGoup'
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- When public folder permissions are exported, this column represents the folder's content mailbox ('UserMailbox/PublicFolderMailbox')
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- When 'ExpandGroups' is enabled, the primary SMTP address comes from the resolved group member
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- Trustee Display Name: The display name of the trustee.
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- When 'ExpandGroups' is enabled, the display name comes from the resolved group member
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- Trustee Exchange GUID: The Exchange GUID of the trustee.
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- Only available when ExportGuids is enabled.
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- Trustee AD ObjectGUID: The Active Directory ObjectGUID of the trustee.
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- Only available when ExportGuids is enabled.
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- Trustee SID: The SID (wecurity identifier) of the trustee.
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- Only available when ExportSids is enabled.
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- Trustee Recipient Type: The recipient type of the trustee.
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-- When 'ExpandGroups' is enabled, the recipient type comes from the resolved group member
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- Trustee Environment: Shows if the trustee is held on-prem or in the cloud.
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Default: $false
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### 1.2.37. ExportSids
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When enabled, the export contains the SID (Security Identifier) for each grantor and trustee
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When enabled, the export contains the SID (security identifier) for each grantor and trustee
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