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This is the full version of this topic. If you just want our recommendations, see Resource Account Permissions Challenges - Short Version.
Problems with Some Room and Equipment Resources
The Exchange Account Manager (EAM) tool ensures that Resource accounts are set up in a standard manner.
Microsoft provides several ways to grant sharing permissions. Some work better than others. Some cause problems.
We recommend you use the Exchange Account Manager (EAM) to set Access permission for someone who needs full access to the entire Exchange account. This includes both calendar and email…
All Roles Except IT StaffThis section assumes you have already found the desired account, are on the Edit Account page, and are looking at the Roles section.
This section assumes you have already found the desired account, are on the Edit Account page, and are looking at the Display Name section.
This section assumes you have already found the desired account, are on the Edit Account page, and are looking at the Email Address section.
This section assumes you have already found the desired account, are on the Edit Account page, and are looking at the Email Address section.
This section assumes you have already found the desired account, are on the Edit Account page, and are looking at the Email Address section.
Use your browser to visit the Exchange Account Manager at https://eam.exchange.cornell.edu
Click the Manage Resource Accounts tab.
Click Search for & Manage Accounts.
Here you have two choices:
Request an Academic course account by using our online forms:
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Resource Account calendars have these default settings:
Recipient Rights
With Recipient rights, a copy of messages sent to the account are delivered to your Exchange account.
This page applies to people who are "recipients" of a Resource Account's messages. This means that messages sent to the Resource Account are forwarded to their own account. (Our Configure Your Email Client article describes the distinction between Recipient rights and Access rights.)
If you are a…
For a description of all Resource Account roles and terms, see our Resource Account Terminology article.
What EGAs Are For
The examples below illustrate how EGAs can help with various organizational needs.
Capitalize on Name Recognition
Example: If a Cornell-based scientific research center named the Big Red Research Center wants agencies like the National Science Foundation or NASA to have…
There are many ways to work with images in your confluence space. The following are the most common ways:
When you delete a page, Confluence puts that page in your space's trash bin. You can actually restore the page from your trash if you have not specifically deleted it from your space's trash bin as well. To restore a page from trash, select Space Tools > Content Tools and select the Trash…
Each space is created with two default groups:
confluence-[spacekey]-users - for users who have read/write access to content in the space
confluence-[spacekey]-admins - for administrators of the space
If you would like a new group in addition to these two, please request it via the Support…
Space administrators who want to grant another person access to their Confluence space need to access the Manage Users tab. The steps to access the tab may differ depending on the theme being used on the site.
Confluence applies the same security to the recently updated content list on the Confluence dashboard as it does elsewhere, so content that is secured will not show up for users that do not have rights to view it.
(Alternatively: I'm using WebDAV and/or Office Connector. What are the steps to obtain my Confluence password?) To retrieve the Confluence password, go to the Cornell Confluence login screen and click Forgot your password? On the next page, enter your username. For Cornell Weill users and…