Windows 2000 ACLs are used to decide who can access a mailbox, send mail on behalf of another, and so on. Earlier versions of Microsoft Exchange Server used their own ACLs.
Deny rights are useful in that they provide the ability to negate rights.
For example, at the folder level, you may be given rights to edit all items in a folder, but at the item level, there may be one or more items that you do not have rights to edit. All rights reserved. Terms of Use. No Did not apply Please provide additional comments about this information.