Hi,
 
    In an environment running Exchnage 2003 SP1 under Windows 2003 SP1...I've delegated WP (write property) on the member attribute of a mail-enabled distribution list to a specific user.  That user is now able to modify the members of the group via ADUC (the change does get applied), but a dialog pops up on the screen which reads as follows:
 
Window Title = Microsoft Active Directory - Exchange Extension
Window Text  = Access denied.
               Facility: LDAP Provider
               ID no:  80070005
               Microsoft Active Directory - Exchange Extension
 
In addition, the DC where this change is made logs the following event in the security log:
 
Event Type: Failure Audit
Event Source: Security
Event Category: Directory Service Access
Event ID: 566
Date:  5/19/2006
Time:  4:48:52 PM
User:  DOMAIN\End.User
Computer: DomainController
Description:
Object Operation:
  Object Server: DS
  Operation Type: Object Access
  Object Type: group
  Object Name: CN=DistributionList,OU=Exchange,DC=company,DC=com
  Handle ID: -
  Primary User Name: DomainController$
  Primary Domain: DOMAIN
  Primary Logon ID: (0x0,0x3E7)
  Client User Name: End.User
  Client Domain: DOMAIN
  Client Logon ID: (0x0,0x7C51DB79)
  Accesses: Write Property
   
  Properties:
 ---
  Public Information
   proxyAddresses
 group
 
  Additional Info: 
  Additional Info2: 
  Access Mask: 0x20
 
    Would anyone know why this operation is trying to modify the proxyAddresses attribute in the Public Infomation property set?  I was hoping to not have to grant WP on any other attributes for this task.  If I use the delegated account to modify the member attribute of this group object using a tool other than ADUC, it is successful without generating any error messages.
    I first posted this on the Exchange list at Yahoo and received a good suggestion to check the backlink [memberOf attribute] of the user object being modified to make sure that it listed this group after a test modification.  It does.  So again, seems everything works but still get the popup.
 
Thanks for your time,
DaveC


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