Re: Problems Setting Delegate Permissions

[Nuevo]

Can you explain how your AD environment is setup. Single or multi-domain?
Users and Exchange in the some domain. What permissions do you have when
attempting to do this?

Nue
"Mark W" <Mark W...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm getting the following error message with Outlook 2003 and Exchange
> Server
> 2003. Does anyone know how to repair this? This occurs everytime I try to
> set
> Delegates for a user, or any user for that matter. I get to the point
> where I
> have assigned a user the permissions and when I click OK, I get the
> following:
>
> Microsoft Office Outlook
>
> The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Unable to activate
> send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have sufficient permission to perform
> this
> operation on this object.
>
> Thanks for your help,

[Andy David - MVP]

On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 12:15:02 -0800, Mark W <Mark
W...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I'm getting the following error message with Outlook 2003 and Exchange Server
>2003. Does anyone know how to repair this? This occurs everytime I try to set
>Delegates for a user, or any user for that matter. I get to the point where I
>have assigned a user the permissions and when I click OK, I get the following:
>
>Microsoft Office Outlook
>
>The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Unable to activate
>send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this
>operation on this object.
>
>Thanks for your help,

Where are you assigning these permissions?
This happening to everyone? You go around add delegates for them?
Also, is that the exact error message? I have never seen that one
before.

[Mark W]

It's a single domain running SBS 2003. Users and Exchange are in the same
domain. I am trying to do this from the users machine with standard SBS
Permissions. This user is a member of the Domain Users Group.

[Mark W]

Andy,

Yes, This is the exact message. I tried searching for it and found nothing
in technet, the KB or on the internet.

I am assigning the permissions from the Delegates tab under Tools, Options
in MS Outlook 2003.

I don't know if this is happening to everyone.

Mark

[Wilson]

I'm having the same problem. This is only with one user. One of the
people I'm trying to remove from the delegates list has an account that
has been disabled, and the mailbox has been deleted. Hopefully that
will help with the troubleshooting. Thanks,

Wilson

[Nuevo]

I'm a little confused. You talk about Outlook delegates but can you explain
how you are setting permissions. Outlook delegates, Tools-Options-Delegates
or some other method?

Nue
"Mark W" <Ma...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Andy David - MVP]

On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 13:20:02 -0800, Mark W
<Ma...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>Andy,
>
>Yes, This is the exact message. I tried searching for it and found nothing
>in technet, the KB or on the internet.
>
>I am assigning the permissions from the Delegates tab under Tools, Options
>in MS Outlook 2003.
>
>I don't know if this is happening to everyone.

Online or cache mode?
Have you tried creating a new outlook profile?

[Wilson]

Andy David - MVP wrote:
> On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 13:20:02 -0800, Mark W
> <Ma...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >Andy,
> >
> >Yes, This is the exact message. I tried searching for it and found nothing
> >in technet, the KB or on the internet.
> >
> >I am assigning the permissions from the Delegates tab under Tools, Options
> >in MS Outlook 2003.
> >
> >I don't know if this is happening to everyone.
>
> Online or cache mode?
> Have you tried creating a new outlook profile?

I have the same problem and its only with one user. I've tried
creating a new profile and also tried from a different PC, same
results. This is with both online and cached mode.

[Wilson]

I found out what it is. It's related to this recent Outlook security
update -> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913807. If you uninstall
that, the problem goes away. I've been told that M$ is working on a
resolution for the quirky behavior that goes along w/the update.

[m.d...@gmail.com]

We also have this problem on 400 client systems, is there any way to
fix this besides uninstalling the update? It does work after
uninstalling it though, but a workaround would be nice!

[bankendbutje]

We have the same problem but i cannot manage to remove the update. I
tried to unpack the update and msiexec /uninstall the msp-files, but
that didn't work.
Can you tell me how to uninstall the update?

m.d...@gmail.com schreef:

[Shadow]

That fixed it for me....the boss finally got an admin assistant and
wanted to delegate everything and I've been scouring the Exchange to
see what permissions were wrong. oila - took off the Outlook update
and it went through just fine as I would have expected it to....

how did you ever find that the update was the problem?? Pure genious.

thanks!!

[bankendbutje]

Dear Shadow,

can you please tell me how you took off the outlook update?
I unpacked the update and msiexec /uninstall the msp-files but that
didn't work.
t.i.a

[MAPS]

Hi Shadow
this is what I got from Microsoft Premier support today:

Problem:
After installing the patch http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=913807,
users are no longer able to add or remove delegates in Outlook 2003.
Client receives following error when adding or removing a delegate from
calendar in Outlook 2003: "The Delegates settings were not saved

correctly. Unable to activate send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have
sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object."

Currently there is no Microsoft article that describes this problem

On Windows XP the patch can be un-installed but on Windows 2000
Professional it cannot be un-installed.

Details:
Prior to the above patch being installed, whenever the client added or
removed a delegate in Outlook 2003, the delegate permission was not
fully set for the SELF. This could lead to multiple delegation
problems and the client would not see an error message, thus making it
harder to troubleshoot and resolve. After the patch is installed, it
fixes delegation in that it will now throw the proper error message(as
per above) when the permission is not fully set properly. THIS PATCH
NEEDS TO BE INSTALLED.

Resolution:
If after installing the above patch, the client receives the above
error message, then do the following:

In Active Directory Users and Computers
-Click on VIEW
-Click on ADVANCE FEATURES (this is important otherwise you won't see
the complete list in the next steps)
-Click on the USERS container
-Find the problem user's account
-Right mouse the account and click on PROPERTIES
-Click on the SECURITY tab
-In the top box, click on the SELF account
-In the bottom portion of the screen make sure the READ PERSONAL
INFORMATION & WRITE PERSONAL INFORMATION should both be checked for
ALLOW

NOTE: there maybe some other options that need to be checked for ALLOW
for the SELF, but for the above error message should be fixed by check
ALLOW those to options

Hope this helps you

thanks
Mary Anne

[Raji Arulambalam]

Hi Maps

With Exchange 2003 SP1 and if you apply the security patch in
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=916803, does it also break the 'send as'
for the users that are in 'protected accounts'.
We use BES so found these problem. BES users cannot be in a 'Protected
accounts'.
After making the modifications below, have noticed that any user that is in
a protected accounts, these settings get wiped out.

Any comments?

Cheers

"MAPS" <maryann...@eds.com> wrote in message
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[Rich Matheisen [MVP]]

"Raji Arulambalam" <rajia#@ebop#govt#nz.remove> wrote:

>Hi Maps
>
>With Exchange 2003 SP1 and if you apply the security patch in
>http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=916803, does it also break the 'send as'
>for the users that are in 'protected accounts'.

No, it won't. It will if you run Exchange 2000 SP1. If you install
MS06-029 it'll remove the "Send As" becasue the store.exe is replaced
by build 6.5.7650.28 and build 6.5.7650.23 is where tht change took
place.

>We use BES so found these problem. BES users cannot be in a 'Protected
>accounts'.

That's correct. Setting the "Send As" permission will be undone in a
few minutes.

>After making the modifications below, have noticed that any user that is in
>a protected accounts, these settings get wiped out.
>
>Any comments?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912918/

Read the section "Special rules for adminSDHolder Protected Accounts"

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[LadyVader]

on the delegate perms issue, I still have uers that are getting that
same error and they have FULL rights checked on SELF on the Security
tab.

Any other ideas?

Kim Davis
Houston, TX