EMail Mailboxes

This document describes the steps necessary for adding another mailbox to your Folder List. In this multi-step process, the mailbox owner sets permissions allowing access to a designee. Then, the designee can add the designated folder(s) to his/her Folder List.

For example, a program assistant needs to monitor and respond to a department chair's email. This is a multi-step process in which the department chair (mailbox owner) must set permissions allowing the program assistant (designee) access to the one or more of the chair's folders. After the folder-level permissions have been set and the mailbox made visible to the designee, the program assistant can add the department chair's mailbox to his/her Folder List.

• Mailbox Owner: Step 1: Setting Folder-Level Permissions
• Mailbox Owner: Step 2: Making Your Mailbox Visible
• Designee: Adding a Mailbox to Your Folder List
• Designee: Removing a Mailbox from Your Folder List
• Mailbox Owner: Removing Permissions to Your Mailbox

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Mailbox Owner: Setting Folder-Level Permissions

The mailbox owner must set permissions on each individual folder (e.g., Calendar, Inbox) that the designee is to access. If the folder you are granting permission to is a subfolder (e.g., subfolder of your Inbox), you must make the parent folder visible as well.

1. If the Folder List is not visible, from the Go menu, select Folder List
2. Right click the folder to which you are granting access » select Sharing...
   The Properties dialog box for that folder appears.
3. Under the Permissions tab, click ADD...
   The Add Users dialog box appears.
4. In the Type Name or Select from List text box, type or select the name of the person to whom you are granting access
5. Click ADD
6. Click OK
   You are returned to the Properties dialog box.
7. If not already selected, in the Name section, select the name of the designee you added
8. In the Permissions section, from the Permission Level pull-down list, select the appropriate role
   NOTE: Based on your selection, the specific permissions available for that level appear as checkboxes below the Permission Level pull-down list.
   
9. Select or deselect the specific permissions given for that level as appropriate
   NOTE: Folder Visible must be selected.
10. Click OK
    The designee now has access to this particular folder.

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Mailbox Owner: Making Your Mailbox Visible

The mailbox owner must set permission at this level so that the designated folder(s) within his/her mailbox will be visible to the designee.

1. If the Folder List is not visible, from the Go menu, select Folder List
2. Right click Mailbox - Your Full Name » select Sharing...
   The Outlook Today - [Mailbox - Your Full Name] Properties dialog box appears.
3. Under the Permissions tab, click ADD...
4. In the Type Name or Select from List text box, type or select the name of the person to whom you are granting access
5. Click ADD
6. Click OK
   You are returned to the Outlook Today - [Mailbox - Your Full Name] Properties dialog box.
7. If not already selected, in the Name section, select the name of the designee you added
8. In the Permissions section, from the Permission Level pull-down list, make sure None is selected
   
9. In the Permissions section, select Folder visible
10. Click OK

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Designee: Adding a Mailbox to Your Folder List

After the mailbox owner has set permission for access to his/her designated mailbox folder(s) and has made his/her mailbox visible, the designee can add the mailbox owner's mailbox to his/her Folder List for easy access.

1. From the Tools menu, select E-mail Accounts...
   The E-mail Accounts wizard opens.
2. In the E-mail section, select View or change existing e-mail accounts and click NEXT
3. Select Microsoft Exchange Server
4. Click CHANGE...
5. Click MORE SETTINGS...
   The Microsoft Exchange Server dialog box appears.
6. Select the Advanced tab
7. In the Mailboxes section, click ADD...
   The Add Mailbox dialog box appears.
8. In the Add mailbox text box, type the username of the mailbox owner
9. Click OK
10. Click OK
11. Click NEXT
12. Click FINISH
    The new mailbox is added to the designee's Folder List.
    HINT: If you are not seeing any folders within the new mailbox, click the plus (+) sign next to the mailbox.

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Designee: Removing a Mailbox from Your Folder List

After the designee no longer needs access to the mailbox, it can be removed from the Folder List.

1. From the Tools menu, select E-mail Accounts...
   The E-mail Accounts wizard opens.
2. In the E-mail section, select View or change existing e-mail accounts and click NEXT
3. Select Microsoft Exchange Server
4. Click CHANGE...
5. Click MORE SETTINGS...
   The Microsoft Exchange Server dialog box appears.
6. Select the Advanced tab
7. In the Mailboxes section, from the Open these additional mailboxes scroll list, select the mailbox you would like to remove
8. Click REMOVE
   A confirmation dialog box appears.
9. Click YES
10. Click OK
11. Click NEXT
12. Click FINISH
    The mailbox is removed from the designee's Folder List.

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Mailbox Owner: Removing Permissions to Your Mailbox

The mailbox owner must remove permissions on each individual folder (e.g., Calendar, Inbox) that the designee is to access. If the folder you are removing permission from is a subfolder (e.g., subfolder of your Inbox), you remove permission from the parent folder as well.

1. If the Folder List is not visible, from the Go menu, select Folder List
2. Right click the folder to which you are removing access » select Sharing...
   The Properties dialog box for that folder appears.
3. Under the Permissions tab, select the name of the designee whose access you want to remove
4. Click REMOVE
5. Click OK
   The designee no longer has permissions to access your mailbox.

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