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    Exchange 2007

    Heres a quick question.

    Is there anyway to be able to turn on, and off as well as configure an out of office reply for another user?

    Example, I go out of the office but forget to turn on my out of office reply. Is there anyway another user can do this for me, from within there account/without having to log on as me/use my machine etc?

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    Re: Exchange 2007

    I don't think so - you can use OWA to do it remotely though.
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    Re: Exchange 2007

    Ive had a bit of a play around and couldnt see a way , but thought id throw it out there!

    I suppose the solution would be to have access to other peoples mailboxes and just keep an eye out.

    Hmmmm

    *edit* Also its only being put in place so I can keep track of everyone else I work with, there the problem ones!

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    Re: Exchange 2007

    1. If they use Outlook Web Access, log on from home to change it.
    2. The only way to change OOO is for someone to make your mailbox their primary mailbox in Outlook. They would need full mailbox access in order to do this, and they would need the ability to add or change Outlook profiles (sometimes it is restricted by Group Policy).
    3. Some companies have a line manager password reset procedure.

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