Role Groups are used in Exchange Online to control Access to Mailbox settings and features.
These Groups should only include Exchange Administrators and those tasked with Organizational Mailbox Management.
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Exchange Role Based Access using Role Groups
1. Role Assignment Polcies allow you to grant or restrict
what settings can be change on a User's own mailbox or
Distrubution Group.
Think of them as RBACfor end-users. An example would
be applying a policy that restricts Exchange users from
installing MarketPlace Apps.
Role Groups are a way to apply the same Role settings for multipe users.
These can be individual Users, Admins, or Groups.
Once they are added as a member of the Role Group, they are automatically
granted All Roles in the Role Group.
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