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Introduction > Integration with Microsoft Exchange > Connector for Microsoft Exchange Server > Setup > User Accounts

Two Users

This option allows the use of two separate accounts to connect to the Microsoft Exchange Server and the Therefore™ Server. In the example below, ExchangeUser is an Exchange account used to connect to Exchange and retrieve e-mails. ThereforeServiceUser is a domain account running the Therefore™ Exchange Service, which saves the e-mails in Therefore™. However, in Therefore™ Online systems, you cannot select your own user to run the Therefore™ Exchange Service. The service is run centrally by the Therefore™ Online platform.

1.Open the Exchange Management Shell and run the cmdlet:

Get-MailboxDatabase | Add-ADPermission -user <domain\user> -AccessRights GenericAll

This gives the user connecting to Exchange permission to read all mailboxes in the mailbox database. If multiple mailbox databases are required, run the cmdlet for each database.

New-ManagementRoleAssignment -Name:VeeamUserImpersonisation -Role:ApplicationImpersonation -User:<domain\user>

This gives the user connecting to Exchange impersonation permission on all mailboxes in the mailbox database.

2.In Therefore™, the user running the Therefore™ Exchange Service requires at least Read/Write permissions on the categories where e-mails will be saved.

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•To enable this option, leave the box Use Exchange Connector service credentials unchecked and enter the Exchange account credentials on the Global configuration tab.

•This option is required for Therefore™ Online systems, or when connecting to Exchange Online.