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The only thing you can do related to Groupwise while creating the user in eDirectory is assign them to a post office.<br />
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A possible way to do what you want:<br />
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1. Create an eDirectory group and use it as a GroupWise Distribution List by assigning it to a post office (see <a href="http://www.novell.com/documentation/gw7/index.html" rel="ugc">http://www.novell.com/documentation/gw7/index.html</a>&nbsp;, it's in the section on Distribution Lists).<br />
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2. Create a Template object in eDirectory that includes membership in the eDirectory group you created, and use that when you create new users.
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The only thing you can do related to Groupwise while creating the user in eDirectory is assign them to a post office.

A possible way to do what you want:

1. Create an eDirectory group and use it as a GroupWise Distribution List by assigning it to a post office (see http://www.novell.com/documentation/gw7/index.html [http://www.novell.com/documentation/gw7/index.html] , it's in the section on Distribution Lists).

2. Create a Template object in eDirectory that includes membership in the eDirectory group you created, and use that when you create new users.

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When you say create a template. Could you step me through that? Not sure where that is.
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When you say create a template. Could you step me through that? Not sure where that is.

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Is there a way to define a default distribution list that every new user gets added to as they are created? I thought their was but I can't find an anywhere to set it in Consoleone. We are using Groupwise 703.
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Is there a way to define a default distribution list that every new user gets added to as they are created? I thought their was but I can't find an anywhere to set it in Consoleone. We are using Groupwise 703.

Groupwise default distribution lists

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