I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.

I found on another website a PowerShell script that lists all mailboxes for which a specific user has access rights of any kind, although I still had to make some changes to it to make it suitable for mailbox searches on Exchange Server 2016. Well, this script works like a charm for “Full Access” and/or “Send as” permissions, while it doesn’t seem to work properly for “Send on behalf to” permissions: in fact, when searching for all mailboxes for which a specific user surely has “Send on behalf to” permissions, the “SendOnBehalf” column incorrectly reports the value “False”.