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This post is just to outline 2 very useful articles to understand and use RBAC role model…
1- Daily operations and getting RBAC info (finding admin rights for a user, finding parameters, etc…) from our excellent and beloved Rhoderick Milne such ase
- in which RBAC role is a specific cmdlet (example, which RBAC role enable an admin to set mailbox parameters and information with Set-Mailbox, which RBAC role enable an admin to export a mailbox to a PST, etc…)
- in which RBAC role is a specific parameter (example, we’re looking which RBAC role enable an admin to set encryption on servers using the –EncryptionRequired parameter – which belongs to the Set-RPCClientAccess commandlet)
- finding who is a member of a role group
- getting what someone can do
- show users that are grandet permissions provided by a specific role
- what someone can do to a specific object
- etc….
Exchange RBAC Tips N Tricks - PowerShell
2- Basics about RBAC – attempt to simply explain what RBAC is (valid for E2010 and E2013 – just have additional role groups or management roles for E2013)
Securing MS Exchange 2010: Role Based Access Control (RBAC) Simplified