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Haven't done it -- but creating a group and placing both user in it should work. I am going to test that...
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Haven't done it -- but creating a group and placing both user in it should work. I am going to test that...

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Create different groups as MrLonandB as said add users to the groups than assign the security group to managed by or in security.<br />
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mk 
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Create different groups as MrLonandB as said add users to the groups than assign the security group to managed by or in security.

mk

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Alright I'll test it and see if that works
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Alright I'll test it and see if that works

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Thank you, that worked as intended.
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Hello, we have a full Windows 2003 domain, with active directory and an exchange server as mail server. We have many distribution lists (Groups) and we would like to have users being able to modify these, without having the rights to access the active directory. I know there is the Managed By tab in the properties of the group, but it can only have one person and we need to have 2 or more.<br />
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Please let me know if that is possible.
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Hello, we have a full Windows 2003 domain, with active directory and an exchange server as mail server. We have many distribution lists (Groups) and we would like to have users being able to modify these, without having the rights to access the active directory. I know there is the Managed By tab in the properties of the group, but it can only have one person and we need to have 2 or more.

Please let me know if that is possible.

Exchange 2003 Distribution list manager

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