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Exchange 2003 Distribution list message restrictions

I have a distribution list (DL) called: "Sales: all" and have 2 othere DLs. One is "Sales: internes" and the second one is "Sales: externes". "Sales: internes" and "Sales: externes" are both memberes of "sales: all". I have set up a message restrictions on the 3 DLs:
- "sales: all" to recive only from user Id "comm1".
- "Sales: externes" To recive only from user ID "legal1"
- "SAles: internes" to recive only from user id "legal2"
If user "comm1" sends an e-mail to "sales: all" does the e-mail will be dilivered to the memberes of "Sales: internes" and "Sales: externes" or it will not since I didn't give rights to both lists to recive from user "comm1"? does DLs message restrictions setup are inherited between DLs?

Thanks in advance

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Glen Knight

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MegaNuk3

As demazter says... Each DL is treated as if it is separate.

If you have rights to send to the parent, it doesn't mean you have rights to send to the child DLs(by default you will have though unless DL restrictions are in place on them). If you are blocked on the parent it doesn't mean you are blocked on the child DLs. You can still send to the child DLs.

Restrictions are NOT inherited between DLs...

MegaNuk3

So from your question. If comm1 sends to "Sales: All" it will not go to the child DLs because Comm1 does not have rights to send to them.

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ASKER

Well done

MegaNuk3

Thanks for the points.

sorry demazter...

Glen Knight

You mind telling me what was wrong with my first post?
Even MegaNuk3 said that it was correct?