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JJ, when I open up the properties of the distribution group, under group information, I do see the manager's name under the &quot;managed by&quot; list. &nbsp;Is this sufficient? &nbsp;<br />
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I am not familiar with powershell and this is only for one user so I try not to run the script. &nbsp;<br />
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Please advise again if you have the idea.<br />
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Thanks again. 
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JJ, when I open up the properties of the distribution group, under group information, I do see the manager's name under the "managed by" list.  Is this sufficient?  

I am not familiar with powershell and this is only for one user so I try not to run the script.  

Please advise again if you have the idea.

Thanks again.

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You need to follow the instructions and run the Manage-GroupManagementRole<wbr />.ps1 script to resolve your issue.<br />
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JJ
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You need to follow the instructions and run the Manage-GroupManagementRole.ps1 script to resolve your issue.

JJ

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A manager claims that after his mailbox is being moved from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010, he is not able to update the membership list in a distribution list. &nbsp;I have checked the properties setting of the DL and that manager is being shown. &nbsp;<br />
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Please advice. &nbsp; Thanks in advance. &nbsp;
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A manager claims that after his mailbox is being moved from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010, he is not able to update the membership list in a distribution list.  I have checked the properties setting of the DL and that manager is being shown.  

Please advice.   Thanks in advance.  

user cannot update distribution list membership list after his mailbox is moved from exchange 2003 to 2010.

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