Chapter 4. Role-based access control

RBAC basics

Roles

Role groups

Scopes

Working with RBAC

Role group management

Role assignment

Assignment policies

Implementing a split permissions model

Figuring out RBAC

On to management

There’s no doubt that the introduction of the Database Availability Group (DAG) was the most technologically interesting and useful advance in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010; when everything is stripped away, the implementation of a brand-new permissions model based on the concept of role-based access control (RBAC) exerted the most pervasive influence across all parts of the product. Simply put, without RBAC, Exchange 2013 could not function the way it does in on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. RBAC is therefore the most important ...

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