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The above link is dead. Any other way to obtain members of nested distribution lists?
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The above link is dead. Any other way to obtain members of nested distribution lists?

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Sorry, I changed blogging platforms a couple years ago.<br />
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The correct link (and updated script) is now available at: <a href="https://www.essential.exchange/2011/07/21/generating-a-report-on-distribution-groups-and-their-membership-v2/" rel="ugc">https://www.essential.exchange/2011/07/21/generating-a-report-on-distribution-groups-and-their-membership-v2/</a>
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Sorry, I changed blogging platforms a couple years ago.

The correct link (and updated script) is now available at: https://www.essential.exchange/2011/07/21/generating-a-report-on-distribution-groups-and-their-membership-v2/ [https://www.essential.exchange/2011/07/21/generating-a-report-on-distribution-groups-and-their-membership-v2/]

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Hi,<br />
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We are new to Exchange 2010. &nbsp;Is there a way to list distribution group members recursively in Exchange 2010? &nbsp;If yes, is the GUI verision available?<br />
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Thanks. 
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Hi,

We are new to Exchange 2010.  Is there a way to list distribution group members recursively in Exchange 2010?  If yes, is the GUI verision available?

Thanks. 

List Distribution Group Members recursively in Exchange 2010

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