Exchange Administration
Delegation Wizard simplifies delegating permissions to Exchange
administrators. You can delegate administrative permissions at the
organization level in System Manager, or at an
administrative group level. The scope of permissions you set is
determined by the location from which you launch the wizard. If you
launch the wizard from the organization level, the groups or users
that you specify will have administrative permissions at the
organizational level. If you launch the wizard from the
administrative group level, the groups or users that you specify
will have administrative permissions at the administrative group
level.
On the Start menu, point to
Programs, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click
System Manager.
Right-click the organization or administrative group for which
you want to delegate administrative permissions, and then click
Delegate control.
In Exchange Administration Delegation Wizard, click
Next.
In Users or Groups, click Add to grant a new user
or group administrative permissions.
In the Delegate Control dialog box that appears, click
Browse, and then select a group or user from the list that
appears. By selecting where to browse from the Look in:
drop-down list, you can display the list of users and groups from
Active Directory, or only the list for a particular domain. You can
also type the name of the user or group in Name. You must
type one name at a time.
After you have selected a user or group, in the Delegate
Control dialog box, in Role, select the one of the
following types of administrative permissions for the group or user
from the drop-down list:
Exchange Full Administrator. This option can
fully administer Exchange system information and modify
permissions.
Exchange Administrator. This option can
fully administer Exchange system information.
Exchange View Only Administrator. This
option can view Exchange configuration information.
To change the role of an existing user or group, select the
user or group, click Edit, and then choose the new
role.
To remove a user or group, select the user or group, and then
click Remove.
To assign the permissions, click Next, and then click
Finish.