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Steps to add Impersonation rights using GUI for Exchange server 2003/2007/2010/2013/2016/2019

Configuring Impersonation For Applications Via EAC

Here we create a role to allow our user to impersonate. Launch the EAC and browse to permissions > Admin roles. Click the "+" sign to add a new role.
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Once done we need to create the role with the following specifications – see the image below.

Name: User Impersonate.
Description: Allows this user to impersonate other user when restoring mailboxes.
Write Scope: Default.
Roles: Add the Role name "Application Impersonation".
Members: Add the User "The User you would like to use".

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Once done save your changes and allow a few moments for the settings to replicate.

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