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No but i am a bit concerned if this group is a security group and has access to important folders - why does this consultant want to be part of it. You could make things clear at this level, however having contacts created a good option.<br />
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Else, if things are a bit not in your favour create a contact with his email address and add that to the SG and not his user account.<br />
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Mean while i am testing something will give you the result in a while
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No but i am a bit concerned if this group is a security group and has access to important folders - why does this consultant want to be part of it. You could make things clear at this level, however having contacts created a good option.

Else, if things are a bit not in your favour create a contact with his email address and add that to the SG and not his user account.

Mean while i am testing something will give you the result in a while

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Hi,<br />
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I have an external consultant who has a user in our AD because he need access to some specifik folders.<br />
Now he needs to be on one of our dist-groups. The problem is that this dist-group also is a sec-group, for some folders he are not allowed access to.<br />
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My plan was put his private mail (as a contact) into the dist/sec-group, should that give any securityissues?<br />
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Any other good Ideas?
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Hi,

I have an external consultant who has a user in our AD because he need access to some specifik folders.
Now he needs to be on one of our dist-groups. The problem is that this dist-group also is a sec-group, for some folders he are not allowed access to.

My plan was put his private mail (as a contact) into the dist/sec-group, should that give any securityissues?

Any other good Ideas?

Any securityissues in having external mail in dist/sec group?

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