GrantMailboxPermission.err Log has the following entry for each user: Failed to get DACL of LDAP://CN=xxx, Craig,OU=xxx,OU=xxx,OU=xxx Site,DC=xxx,DC=xxx,DC=xxxError: Object required Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Can you confirm that the object specified by the LDAP URL exists? You can do this with LDP.EXE ora command line tool such as ADFIND (from www.joeware.net), e.g. adfind -b "CN=xxx, Craig,OU=xxx,OU=xxx,OU=xxx Site,DC=xxx,DC=xxx,DC=xxx" Tony www.activedir.org

When running adfind it says ldap_get_next_page_s: [DC] Error 0x1 (1) - Operations Error 0 Objects Returned. Wouldn't the object exist since it is reading the output file from MsExtTmz.exe?

You have to do it from a server, not a workstation.

The script must be run from your exchange server. I would also recommend running the script from the same directory as your text file that contains your list of mailboxes. open a cmd prompt, change to the directory that contains your GrantMailboxPermissions.vbs and mailbox text file Replace 'domain\administrator' with your domain name and user account that you would like to permissions to. Replace 'mailboxes.txt' with the name of your text file listing all of the mailboxes on your exchange server.Run the following command.-------------------------------begin code----------------------------------------------cscript GrantMailboxPermissions.vbs -ADD domain\administrator mailboxes.txt-------------------------------end code------------------------------------------------If the script is successful you will see a list of periods for each mailbox that your user account was granted permission. If you see any exclamation points '!' then check the log file for the mailboxes that were not granted permission.

I am running into the exact same problem. Anyone have a fix for this issue, yet?

I'm having the same problem: Failed to get DACL of LDAP: ... I know the user exists there, I can browse my AD and see him. Anybody find a solution yet? Tom

I adjusted the permissions of the servers in the Exchange System Manager. I was then able to run the script successfully. Good luck, Tom