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Im wondering If I can put those user accounts in a mail enabled SG and add them that way? <br />
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will give it a shot
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Im wondering If I can put those user accounts in a mail enabled SG and add them that way?

will give it a shot

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I just added those non-mail enabled account to a mail enabled security group. that seemed to work -FYI
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I just added those non-mail enabled account to a mail enabled security group. that seemed to work -FYI

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within the admin role group Exchange management, you have the option to setup a new Role group. However, it only allows you to assign users to the group who have mailboxes. I want to assign admin accounts (in a sub domain) that do not have mailboxes attached the the accounts - How can i do this?<br />
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The gola is to setup a Role Group, add admin accounts w/ no mailboxes and assign to a particular OU. <br />
THXS
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within the admin role group Exchange management, you have the option to setup a new Role group. However, it only allows you to assign users to the group who have mailboxes. I want to assign admin accounts (in a sub domain) that do not have mailboxes attached the the accounts - How can i do this?

The gola is to setup a Role Group, add admin accounts w/ no mailboxes and assign to a particular OU. 
THXS

Creating &quot;New Role Group&quot; Exchange 2010

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Creating &quot;New Role Group&quot; Exchange 2010

Creating "New Role Group" Exchange 2010