Topic Last Modified: 2009-01-13

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 is tightly integrated with Active Directory in an organization. To operate correctly, Exchange 2007 requires appropriate permissions to be assigned in Active Directory. Also, to manage user access to mailboxes and other objects in Exchange, Exchange 2007 refers to the permissions that have been assigned to the particular user or users in Active Directory. If an issue exists with the permissions that are assigned to a user or if an issue exists with the permissions that are assigned to the Exchange service accounts, you may experience issues with mailbox access or with Exchange functionality.

The following topics will help you troubleshoot permission-related issues with Exchange 2007:

• The Microsoft Exchange System Attendant Service Does Not Start
  
  
• A User Who Does Not Have Send As Rights Can Successfully Send a Meeting Request from an Exchange 2007 Mailbox
  
  

For More Information

To ensure that you are reading the most up-to-date information and to find additional Exchange Server 2007 documentation, visit the Exchange Server TechCenter.

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