Recipient Permissions in Office 365 (Full Access, SendAs, SendonBehalf) | How to assign permissions

[@AhmadAli-sd5mk]

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[@AnandTogari]

Excellent, way of teaching n concept are very good understand.

[@Office365Concepts]

Thank you.

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[@abdulmannanmunshi5]

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[@Office365Concepts]

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[@shivanigupta1293]

Excellent stuff.

[@Office365Concepts]

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[@badinenisrikanth581]

Nice ❤

[@Office365Concepts]

Thank you.

[@vivek605125]

If same user has both "SendAs" & "Send on Behalf" on a specific mailbox, which permission would dominate ?

[@emrankhan8161]

the Send As permission is always used.

[@prashanthsabbani8853]

yes

[@vivek605125]

Can we identify which user has sent the email from a Shared mailbox using "Send As" permission ? Any information present in email headers ?

[@DaylAsh]

you can use audit to check that.

[@naveenkumar-uw4np]

If user a as full access on user b , then user a can see all mail having user b right. How it is right to check other mails in organisation. Why full access need..?

[@xozeintk8093]

thx a lot!

[@navya4272]

How to share a calendar of a shared mailbox to another user using M365 admin center/EAC?

[@sankeshkumaryadav4663]

How to grant Read-only permission to user on shared mailbox ?

[@Office365Concepts]

Hi Sankesh, you can grant ReadPermission on mailbox to achieve this.

[@s2003i]

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