Recovery Manager for Exchange 5.8.3 - User Guide

The account must be a member of the local Administrators group on the target computer. If during setup you specify an existing SQL Server instance for storing Recovery Manager for Exchange databases, the user account with which Recovery Manager for Exchange connects to the SQL Server instance must have the following permissions for that instance:

• Read
• Write
• Create Table

• The account must be a member of the local Administrators group on the computer where you plan to install this feature.
• If the target computer has Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 installed, the account you specify as application pool identity must be a member of the IIS_WPG group on that computer.

The account you use to connect must have:

• Access to the Recovery Manager for Exchange computer via an intranet.
• Read permission for the virtual directory where the Web Interface is installed.

The account you use to access the mailbox must have the following permissions for the mailbox:

• Send As
• Receive As

NOTE: Even though the account you use is the Administrator account or is a member of the Domain Admins or Enterprise Admins groups, this account may be explicitly denied Send As and Receive As permissions for all mailboxes except its own.

The account you use to access Exchange Server must have the following permissions for the target mailbox database:

• Full Access
• Send As
• Receive As

The account you use to access the public folder hierarchy must have the following permissions:

• Send As and Receive As permissions for the target public folder store database.
• Read and Write permissions for the public folder.

The account you use to access Office 365 must have:

• An Exchange Online license assigned
• Full access to the Exchange Online mailbox

NOTE: By default, Exchange Online administrators cannot open user mailboxes and view their contents.

The account you use to access Office 365 public folder hierarchy must have:

• An Exchange Online license assigned
• Full access to the public folder mailbox

NOTE: By default, Exchange Online administrators cannot open user or public folder mailboxes and view their contents.

The account you use to access the mailbox must have the following permissions for the mailbox:

• Send As
• Receive As

NOTE: Even though the account you use is the Administrator account or is a member of the Domain Admins or Enterprise Admins groups, this account may be explicitly denied Send As and Receive As permissions for all mailboxes except its own.

The account you use to access Exchange Server must have the following permissions for the target mailbox database:

• Full Access
• Send As
• Receive As