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No explanation of why the article given might work, just instructions to follow other instructions. &nbsp;Served as a good pointer to the solution, but didn't provide the solution itself.
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No explanation of why the article given might work, just instructions to follow other instructions.  Served as a good pointer to the solution, but didn't provide the solution itself.

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After migrating from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010, users that are set up to manage distro lists are no longer able to add or remove users.<br />
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I have verified that the person does have the right to update membership.<br />
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I have tested adding a new user and changing membership.<br />
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After migrating from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010, users that are set up to manage distro lists are no longer able to add or remove users.


I have verified that the person does have the right to update membership.

I have tested adding a new user and changing membership.



Distribution list management no longer working after migration from exch. 2007 to 2010

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