The security model that was introduced in Exchange 2010 is still present in Exchange 2013. With the introduction of the RBAC permissions model, you can essentially determine which cmdlets administrators and end users are allowed to change settings within the system. This recipe will show you how to work with the predefined RBAC permissions in Exchange 2013.
Let's say that you need to allow a member of your staff to manage the settings of the Exchange servers in your organization. This administrator only needs to manage server settings and should not be allowed to perform any other tasks, such as recipient management.
Exchange 2013 provides a large set of predefined permissions that can be used to address common tasks such as these. In this case, we can use the Server Management role group that allows administrators to manage the servers in the organization.
All we need to do to assign the permission is to add the required user account to...