A few years ago, I wrote a PowerShell script which would enumerate the permissions a user had been given in an Exchange environment. Because of some connectivity issues over on pro-exchange.be, earlier, I decided to post the script to the TechNet gallery and do a little write-up here.
The code for the script might be a little old (or clunky FWIW), but it does the trick. Unlike some other scripts out there, the intention of this script is to find where a user has access to (instead of generating a report that shows you who has access to a specific report). Because of that, the script needs to enumerate all permissions in the environment and go through them one by one. As such, the performance of the script might suffer a little in larger environments; but that’s just a small price to pay.
As some of my other scripts, this script was designed to be dot-sourced. In the future, I’ll update the script to add a little more error handling and remove the requirement to dot-source it.
You can download the script from here.
If you have any thoughts or comments, feel free to post them below!
Cheers,
Michael
