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Does this help:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22042115/How-can-I-view-email-sent-to-a-distribution-list-which-has-no-members.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22042115/How-can-I-view-email-sent-to-a-distribution-list-which-has-no-members.html</a><br />
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Does this help:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22042115/How-can-I-view-email-sent-to-a-distribution-list-which-has-no-members.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22042115/How-can-I-view-email-sent-to-a-distribution-list-which-has-no-members.html]



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No.<br />
A distribution group DOES NOT have a mailbox, it distributes.<br />
The ONLY possibility would be IF your exchange system had email auditing functionality enabled (Exchange 2010)<br />

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No.
A distribution group DOES NOT have a mailbox, it distributes.
The ONLY possibility would be IF your exchange system had email auditing functionality enabled (Exchange 2010)


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Hi,<br />
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There is this email address which functions on active directory as a &quot;distribution group - universal&quot;. This email address forwards its messages to 2 or 3 other people in the company. I only started working here a month ago, but I need to see the emails that came in through that email prior to my starting. Is there any way (either in exchange or active directory) to view all of the emails that were sent to this specific distribution group email address? I would prefer not logging into someone else's account.<br />
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Hi,

There is this email address which functions on active directory as a "distribution group - universal". This email address forwards its messages to 2 or 3 other people in the company. I only started working here a month ago, but I need to see the emails that came in through that email prior to my starting. Is there any way (either in exchange or active directory) to view all of the emails that were sent to this specific distribution group email address? I would prefer not logging into someone else's account.



reading emails of a distribution group

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