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Also make sure that you mail enabled the group. &nbsp;I have spent too much time trying to troubleshoot why the RUS wasn't working, then remembered that the group didn't have an address.
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Also make sure that you mail enabled the group.  I have spent too much time trying to troubleshoot why the RUS wasn't working, then remembered that the group didn't have an address.

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Per rakeshmiglani's suggestion, I checked and my Outlook is indeed running in cached mode, and further confirmed that there was an issue with Outlook in that I tried OWA per bobohost's suggestion and the distribution list appeared there. I took Outlook off of cached mode, restarted Outlook, and the problem was solved!
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Per rakeshmiglani's suggestion, I checked and my Outlook is indeed running in cached mode, and further confirmed that there was an issue with Outlook in that I tried OWA per bobohost's suggestion and the distribution list appeared there. I took Outlook off of cached mode, restarted Outlook, and the problem was solved!

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I have created a distribution list on our Exchange 2003 mail server; however, it is not showing up in our global address list in Outlook (we use Outlook 2007, if that makes any difference). I have tried restarting Outlook, to no avail.<br />
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What am I missing? What needs to be done?
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I have created a distribution list on our Exchange 2003 mail server; however, it is not showing up in our global address list in Outlook (we use Outlook 2007, if that makes any difference). I have tried restarting Outlook, to no avail.

What am I missing? What needs to be done?

Exchange 2003 Distribution List

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Exchange

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Outlook

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