Set Default Mailbox Calendar Permission

Introduction

This script will set default Mailbox Calendar Permission.

Scenarios

This script is to help Exchange Admins to set default Mailbox Calendar Permission via PowerShell.

Script

This script contains one advanced function Set-OSCDefaultMailboxCalendarPermission, you can use this script in the following ways:

Step1: Run the script in the Exchange Management Shell, type the one command: Import-Module <Script Path> at the prompt.
For example, type Import-Module C:\Script\SetDefaultMailboxCalendarPermission.psm1
Here are some code snippets for your references.

Foreach($name in $names){
    Set-MailboxFolderPermission "$($_):\Calendar" -User Default -AccessRights $Permission -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
    #Check error
    $Checkpermission = (Get-MailboxFolderPermission "$($_):\Calendar").AccessRights
    if($Permission -ne $Checkpermission){
        Write-Error "The value $Permission is incorrect, please check again."
    }
}

Foreach($name in $names){
    Set-MailboxFolderPermission "$($_):\Calendar" -User Default -AccessRights $Permission -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
    #Check error
    $Checkpermission = (Get-MailboxFolderPermission "$($_):\Calendar").AccessRights
    if($Permission -ne $Checkpermission){
        Write-Error "The value $Permission is incorrect, please check again."
    }
}

Examples

Example 1: Set default calendar permission for all mailboxes to "LimitedDetails" in Exchange environment except Mailbox "Test1".
Command: Set-OSCDefaultMailboxCalendarPermission -Exception "Test1" -Permission "LimitedDetails"
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Example 2: Set default calendar permission for Mailboxes "Test1","Test2" to "LimitedDetails".
Command: Set-OSCDefaultMailboxCalendarPermission -Mailbox "Test1"，"Test2" -Permission "LimitedDetails"
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Prerequisite

Exchange 2010 and above Exchange Version
English Version only
PowerShell 2.0

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