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How to access Exchange Admin Center – Permissions Role assignment policies: Role assignment policies enable you to grant permission to end users to change settings on their own mailbox or distribution groups that they own Role groups: Role groups enable you to grant permissions to administrators and specialist users.Exchange Server provides you with the following to help you do that: Roles grant permissions to perform tasks in Exchange Server, but you need an easy way to assign them to administrators and users.End-user roles: These roles, assigned using role assignment policies, enable users to manage aspects of their own mailbox and distribution groups that they own.Administrative roles: These roles contain permissions that can be assigned to administrators or specialist users using role groups that manage a part of the Exchange organization, such as recipients, servers, or databases.In this blog, we are detailing two types of roles, Administrative roles and End-user roles & Role groups & role assignment policies and Outlook WebApp Policies

In the conventional Exchange admin center, now you can see two separate entities Classic Exchange admin center & Microsoft 365 admin center.On Roles you have two sub entities called Role assignments & Administrative units. Now Office 365 admin center becomes Microsoft 365 admin center, and is tightly integrated with Azure AD, the role & role assignments are classified into two categories, and are grouped under two names Azure AD and Exchange separately in Roles → Role assignment section. Roles give permissions to perform tasks to administrators and users by making cmdlets available to those who are assigned the roles. When a role is assigned to an administrator or user, that person is granted the permissions provided by the role. A role defines the set of tasks that an administrator or user can perform. In Exchange Server, the permissions that you grant to administrators and users are based on management roles.

Here the permissions features are used to set up role-based permissions for your Exchange server new organization up and running quickly.