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Microsoft Exchange Server PowerShell Essentials
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Let's try to understand the different components of RBAC in the following triangle:

You will now explore into managing role-based access control in depth, so let's see what's in store for you.
This defines where the assignment that you are going to define work. It could be on a particular organizational unit, a group of users, or even objects in the configuration container, such as a group of Exchange servers or specific databases.
Each RBAC role has its recipient read and write scope and a configuration read write scope. The built-in management roles have these scopes assigned implicitly. To get a list of the implicit scopes for the default RBAC roles, type the following command:
Get-ManagementRole | FL Name, *Scope*
As we have covered in Chapter 3, Handling Distribution Groups, if you would like to modify any of the default RBAC roles, you have to create a New role, which is a child of one of these default roles. Then, modify this child role...
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