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Hello,<br />
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I would like to tidy up AD by renaming all mail enabled security groups. We have many of them in AD. So my question is:<br />
Is there a script that would query AD so that all mail enabled security groups show up in the results?<br />
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Hope I am making sense,<br />
Tacobell2000
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Hello,

I would like to tidy up AD by renaming all mail enabled security groups. We have many of them in AD. So my question is:
Is there a script that would query AD so that all mail enabled security groups show up in the results?

Hope I am making sense,
Tacobell2000

script to find all mail enabled security groups

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