Can't delete or move email in public folder

I'm viewing the folder in Exchange System Manager (could that be the
problem?). Logged on as Administrator. I select the folder properties. Under
Directory Rights, i try to give change permissions to Authenticated Users and
to Power Users by clicking all check boxes except Take ownership. It seems to
take the checks, but when I go back to the dialog, the checks are gone. The
Owner of the folder is System. I thought this mioght be the problem so i made
the owner Administrators. No help. I really need to make this work. Any
help apprectiated. I need all users to be able to delete items in this
public folder.

"Wolfram Jahn" wrote:

> akus1 wrote:
>
> > Set up my first public folder in Exchange sp1 on SBS 2003.
> >
> > Getting the emails in to the folder fine but no users are able to delete the
> > emails once they come in. Using Outlook 2003 email client. All users get a
> > message that says they do not have permissions including the administrator,
> > me.
> >
> > Can anyone point me to the answer?
> >
> > Ray
>
> And how do the permissions of the folder look like?
>
> Wolfram
>

Can anyone help on this? I still can't change the permissions on this public
folder when logged on as administrator or anyone else. I think it is owned by
postmaster.TakeThisOut@domainname.com Is there away to log on as postmaster?

"akus1" wrote:

> I'm viewing the folder in Exchange System Manager (could that be the
> problem?). Logged on as Administrator. I select the folder properties. Under
> Directory Rights, i try to give change permissions to Authenticated Users and
> to Power Users by clicking all check boxes except Take ownership. It seems to
> take the checks, but when I go back to the dialog, the checks are gone. The
> Owner of the folder is System. I thought this mioght be the problem so i made
> the owner Administrators. No help. I really need to make this work. Any
> help apprectiated. I need all users to be able to delete items in this
> public folder.
>
> "Wolfram Jahn" wrote:
>
> > akus1 wrote:
> >
> > > Set up my first public folder in Exchange sp1 on SBS 2003.
> > >
> > > Getting the emails in to the folder fine but no users are able to delete the
> > > emails once they come in. Using Outlook 2003 email client. All users get a
> > > message that says they do not have permissions including the administrator,
> > > me.
> > >
> > > Can anyone point me to the answer?
> > >
> > > Ray
> >
> > And how do the permissions of the folder look like?
> >
> > Wolfram
> >

Acckk. Never mind. I simply needed to change permissions from the SBS Mgt
Console public folders place.

server management console-->yourservername (Exchange) and browse to public
folders. Right click on the specific folder, click properties.

I was trying from the Exchange Service Mgr. Thank you smallbizserver.net for
the answer! Just paid from the subscription..

"akus1" wrote:

> Can anyone help on this? I still can't change the permissions on this public
> folder when logged on as administrator or anyone else. I think it is owned by
> postmaster RemoveThis @domainname.com Is there away to log on as postmaster?
>
> "akus1" wrote:
>
> > I'm viewing the folder in Exchange System Manager (could that be the
> > problem?). Logged on as Administrator. I select the folder properties. Under
> > Directory Rights, i try to give change permissions to Authenticated Users and
> > to Power Users by clicking all check boxes except Take ownership. It seems to
> > take the checks, but when I go back to the dialog, the checks are gone. The
> > Owner of the folder is System. I thought this mioght be the problem so i made
> > the owner Administrators. No help. I really need to make this work. Any
> > help apprectiated. I need all users to be able to delete items in this
> > public folder.
> >
> > "Wolfram Jahn" wrote:
> >
> > > akus1 wrote:
> > >
> > > > Set up my first public folder in Exchange sp1 on SBS 2003.
> > > >
> > > > Getting the emails in to the folder fine but no users are able to delete the
> > > > emails once they come in. Using Outlook 2003 email client. All users get a
> > > > message that says they do not have permissions including the administrator,
> > > > me.
> > > >
> > > > Can anyone point me to the answer?
> > > >
> > > > Ray
> > >
> > > And how do the permissions of the folder look like?
> > >
> > > Wolfram
> > >