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PS. I hope I read the question correctly is sounded like you were having issues adding an e-mail address to an existing security group that was not mail enabled previously.
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PS. I hope I read the question correctly is sounded like you were having issues adding an e-mail address to an existing security group that was not mail enabled previously.

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Dear Experts,<br />
<br />
After I install my exchange 2007 box in my network, I add email address to security groups in active directory in order to email enable all old security groups that was there before exchange came in to.<br />
If I send email to old groups nothing happens, no email are delivery to users in the groups , for ex :<br />
<br />
Group 1 ( old group)<br />
Email : group1@companyname.com<br />
<br />
But if I create the security group directly from exchange server it works.<br />
So what can I do with all olds security groups in order to email enabled them .<br />
<br />
FYI :<br />
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Data0 : AD + Global Catalog<br />
MAIL0 : exchange server 2007 all roules<br />
Mail: edge server<br />
<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance<br />
<br />

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Dear Experts,

After I install my exchange 2007 box in my network, I add email address to security groups in active directory in order to email enable all old security groups that was there before exchange came in to.
If I send email to old groups nothing happens, no email are delivery to users in the groups , for ex :

Group 1 ( old group)
Email : group1@companyname.com

But if I create the security group directly from exchange server it works.
So what can I do with all olds security groups in order to email enabled them .

FYI :

Data0 : AD + Global Catalog
MAIL0 : exchange server 2007 all roules
Mail: edge server


Thanks in advance



security group email enabled dosent work

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