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Kích phải chuột lên thư mục Public, sau đó chọn New | Public Folder. 3. Cho một thư mục tên (và có thể là một mô tả), sau đó nhấn OK. 4. Kích chuột phải vào thư mục công cộng, và chọn Properties Bây giờ các nhóm chứa hành chính là nhìn thấy được, chúng ta có thể tiếp tục: | 50 Chapter 3 Delegating and Controlling Permissions in Exchange 2003 Now that the Administrative Groups container is visible we can continue 1. In the Exchange System Manager expand then select the Public Folders object see Figure 3.20 . Figure 3.20 Navigating Down to Public Folders in Exchange System Manager 2. Right-click the Public Folders container then select New Public Folder. 3. Give the folder a name and maybe a description then click OK. 4. Right-click the new Public Folder and select Properties see Figure 3.21 . Figure 3.21 Public Folder Properties Through Exchange System Manager Delegating and Controlling Permissions in Exchange 2003 Chapter 3 51 5. As you can see there are several tabs to choose from but since we re only interested in the security-related stuff click the Permissions tab see Figure 3.22 . Figure 3.22 The Public Folder Properties Permissions Tab Through Exchange System Manager 6. Start by clicking the Client permissions button.You ll see a screen like the one in Figure 3.23. Does this screen look familiar Compare it to Figure 3.19. We agree that there is no reason that we should go through these permissions and permission level roles again. Figure 3.23 Setting User Permissions on Public Folders Through the Exchange System Manager 52 Chapter 3 Delegating and Controlling Permissions in Exchange 2003 7. Click OK then click the Directory rights button.You ll see a screen like the one shown in Figure 3.24. Figure 3.24 Directory Rights Under the Permissions Tab in Public Folder Properties Here you grant or deny permissions to change mail-related attributes of a mail-enabled Public Folder. These attributes are stored in Active Directory just like most other Exchange permissions. Windows 2000 2003 users accounts can be granted or denied permission to read write or perform administrative tasks on the e-mail-related attributes. 8. Click OK then click the last button Administrative rights. You ll see the screen shown in Figure 3.25. Figure 3.25 .