Exchange 2007 – Change a User Mailbox to Shared Mailbox

If you want to change a user mailbox in Exchange to a shared mailbox, then there is a simple powershell command that you can run within Exchange Management Shell (EMS) to carry this out. Just open up EMS and use this command: Set-Mailbox "user mailbox name" -Type:Shared where “user mailbox name” – is the name […]

Exchange 2007 Change A User Mailbox To Shared Mailbox
If you want to change a user mailbox in Exchange to a shared mailbox, then there is a simple powershell command that you can run within Exchange Management Shell (EMS) to carry this out. Just open up EMS and use this command:
 Set-Mailbox "user mailbox name" -Type:Shared  
where
  • “user mailbox name” – is the name of the user mailbox you want to change to a shared mailbox
Then if you go back into your Exchange Management Console, you should see that this is now a shared mailbox and you can set the permissions as required for multiple user access. If you want to change a shared mailbox into a user mailbox, then there is a guide here to see how to do that too. COMMENTS If you have any questions or comments on this post, please feel free to leave us a message below using our comments system.
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