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We have exchange 2010 and we have a group that has a moderator set to it so we can verify messages before they are sent out. &nbsp;We were having an issue where you would send the message to the distro and people who had sprint as their cell phone provider would not receive the text message because it was sent to the distro, but if we expanded the group, the person received it.<br />
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Since a moderator is set on the group, we get an error when trying to expand it, 'Moderated public groups cannot be expanded'<br />
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How can we fix this<br />
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Exchange 2010<br />
Server 2008 r2
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We have exchange 2010 and we have a group that has a moderator set to it so we can verify messages before they are sent out.  We were having an issue where you would send the message to the distro and people who had sprint as their cell phone provider would not receive the text message because it was sent to the distro, but if we expanded the group, the person received it.

Since a moderator is set on the group, we get an error when trying to expand it, 'Moderated public groups cannot be expanded'

How can we fix this

Exchange 2010
Server 2008 r2

Moderated public groups cannot be expanded

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