ModifyPublicFolderACL ,
ViewInformationStore , ModifyPublicFolderQuotas , and AllExtendedRights are examples of
AccessRights.
InheritanceType controls how children objects have their rights set. Typically rights flow down to all
descendents, but this behavior can be overridden by setting this parameter. The valid parameters are:
??‘ None indicates no inheritance. The security information only applies to the object.
??‘ All indicates that the security information applies to the object, its children, and its children ??™ s
descendents.
??‘ Descendents indicates that the security information applies only to the object ??™ s children and
their descendents. It does not apply to the object itself.
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??‘ SelfAndChildren indicates that the security information applies to only the object and its
immediate children. It does not include the children ??™ s descendents.
??‘ Children indicates that the security information applies only to the object ??™ s immediate
children. It does not apply to the object, or the object ??™ s children ??™ s descendents.
Here is an example of assigning permissions that grant the user Jeffrey Rosen permissions to modify all
properties on the Departments folder:
Add-PublicFolderAdministrativePermission -Identity \Departments -User
???Jeffrey Rosen??? -AccessRights AllExtendedRights
It is also possible to deny rights by adding the Deny switch parameter.
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