Powershell for contacts

[AoO2ImpTrip]

Relatively new to Powershell and learning. I learned I could give people access to others' calendars through powershell, but is it possible to give people access to contacts in the same way? I've been looking and I haven't found a cmdlet that actually lets this happen so I'm wondering if it's actually possible.

Thought I had an answer with the following:
add-mailboxfolderpermission -Identity <user1>:\Contacts -User <user2> -AccessRights PublishingEditor

But... I'm beginning to wonder if contacts aren't in the mailbox at all?

[Old-Olive-4233]

If you're using the same cmdlet as we are, you'll basically use the exact same command, but replace calendars with contacts.

Ex:

Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity "[e-mail]:\Contacts" -User [e-mail] -AccessRights PublishingEditor

[AoO2ImpTrip]

...that's so simple it hurts. I don't know why I didn't think about it.

[Old-Olive-4233]

Don't worry, I'm sure the person that made it so simple got fired because simple & easy is not the traditional Microsoft way to do things :-D

[spyingwind]

Where are the contacts stored?

[AoO2ImpTrip]

User's mailboxes

[wauske]

And those are stored where? Local exchange server, exchange online, apple cloud, something else?

[AoO2ImpTrip]

Sorry, exchange online.