You can set permissions for public folders and mailbox folders by assigning a role to any user name in the global address list. You can define custom roles or use the following default roles:
These default roles are associated with specific permissions, as shown in the following table.
Permission |
OwnerRole |
Pub. Editor Role |
Editor Role |
Pub. Author Role |
Author Role |
Reviewer Role |
Contributor Role |
None |
Create Items | X | X | X | X | X | X | ||
Read Items | X | X | X | X | X | X | ||
Create Subfolders | X | X | X | |||||
Folder Owner | X | |||||||
Folder Contact | X | |||||||
Folder Visible | X | X | X | X | X | X | X | X |
Edit Items | All | All | All | Own | Own | None | None | |
Delete Items | All | All | All | Own | Own | None | None |
Every folder has a default user that grants permissions to undefined users. Set the default user to None to give only defined users permission to use a public folder or mailbox folder.
The following table provides descriptions of the permissions associated with user roles.
Permission | Description |
Create Items | Grants the user permission to post items in the folder. |
Read Items | Grants the user permission to open any item in the folder. |
Create Subfolder | Grants the user permission to create subfolders in the folder. |
Folder Owner | Grants all permissions in the folder. |
Folder Contact | Grants the user Folder Contact permission. Folder Contacts receive automated notifications from the folder, such as replication conflict messages and requests from users for additional permissions or other changes in the folder. |
Edit Items |
None: Prevents the user from editing any item. Own: Grants the user permission to edit the user's own items. All: Grants the user permission to edit any item. |
Delete Items |
None: Prevents the user from deleting any item. Own: Grants the user permission to delete the user's own items. All: Grants the user permission to delete any item. |