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Sharing an Exchange 2007, 2010 or 365 mailbox with the Exchange Management Shell
Published : 2014-01-26.
Last updated : 2017-05-02.
Enter command (or copy and modify):
Add-MailboxPermission "MailBox to Share"
-AccessRights Fullaccess -User DOMAIN\USERNAME
Exchange Management Shell can be found here
Sharing an Exchange 2013 mailbox
In previous version of Exchange 2010, 2007 and 365 creating a shared
mailbox was a multi-step process in which you had to use the Exchange
Management Shell to complete some of the tasks (see above). In Exchange
2013, you can use the Exchange admin center (EAC) to create a shared
mailbox in one step. For details, see Create a Shared Mailbox. In fact, the EAC has a
feature area devoted entirely to shared mailboxes. Just navigate to
"Recipients > Shared mailboxes" to view all the management tasks
for shared mailboxes.

Exchange 2013 Shared MailBox interface. (Click to enlarge.)
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