This software is a free tool for bulk removal of Outlook folder permissions for selected users. It removes them from permission lists of specific Outlook folders, including Office 365, Exchange Server mailboxes, and Exchange Public Folders.
I recently tried out a powerful new tool called the Free Outlook Folder Permissions Removal Tool, which proved to be an incredibly valuable utility for bulk removing selected users from Outlook folders. This tool is designed specifically for enterprise-level users and can be used to remove selected users from permission lists of specified Outlook folders in Office 365, Exchange Server mailboxes and Exchange Public Folders.
One of the biggest benefits of this tool is that it works not just with mail folders, but also with calendars, contacts, tasks, and other types of folders. The utility allows you to revoke the permissions of selected and anonymous users, as well as default folder permissions. This makes it an extremely versatile tool in varying scenarios.
With standard Outlook tools, it can be time-consuming and tedious to edit permissions for each folder individually. However, with this tool, you have the ability to remove the desired users from multiple folders permissions at once. Furthermore, it offers the ability to process multiple mailboxes or Exchange public folders, something that isn't possible with Outlook alone.
One of the standout features of this utility is its ability to edit the folder access rights by schedule and from the command line. This is something that Outlook alone simply cannot offer support for. As a result, this tool extends Outlook capabilities for editing permissions of Outlook, Office 365, and Exchange Server folders.
Using this utility is a breeze; you just need to select the required folders in the mailbox, select the users removed from the access lists, and run the utility. After you remove the user from the permission list, Outlook and Exchange automatically apply the default permissions. Thanks to the support of the command line, you can use the utility in batch files and scripts. This can be useful in various scenarios, from scheduled runs to migrations and centralization of the management of access rights to Outlook and Exchange folders.
Overall, I would highly recommend this utility to any business with a large or complex active directory. It's an easy-to-use, powerful and convenient tool that can quickly and efficiently remove users from permission lists of Outlook folders, saving administrators a great deal of time and headache.
One of the biggest benefits of this tool is that it works not just with mail folders, but also with calendars, contacts, tasks, and other types of folders. The utility allows you to revoke the permissions of selected and anonymous users, as well as default folder permissions. This makes it an extremely versatile tool in varying scenarios.
With standard Outlook tools, it can be time-consuming and tedious to edit permissions for each folder individually. However, with this tool, you have the ability to remove the desired users from multiple folders permissions at once. Furthermore, it offers the ability to process multiple mailboxes or Exchange public folders, something that isn't possible with Outlook alone.
One of the standout features of this utility is its ability to edit the folder access rights by schedule and from the command line. This is something that Outlook alone simply cannot offer support for. As a result, this tool extends Outlook capabilities for editing permissions of Outlook, Office 365, and Exchange Server folders.
Using this utility is a breeze; you just need to select the required folders in the mailbox, select the users removed from the access lists, and run the utility. After you remove the user from the permission list, Outlook and Exchange automatically apply the default permissions. Thanks to the support of the command line, you can use the utility in batch files and scripts. This can be useful in various scenarios, from scheduled runs to migrations and centralization of the management of access rights to Outlook and Exchange folders.
Overall, I would highly recommend this utility to any business with a large or complex active directory. It's an easy-to-use, powerful and convenient tool that can quickly and efficiently remove users from permission lists of Outlook folders, saving administrators a great deal of time and headache.
What's New
Version 4.11: New features and enhancements.