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We have issue with setting MicrosoftExchangeRecipient<wbr />ReplyRecip<wbr />ient entry in OrganizationConfig of our Exchange 2010<br />
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We use command below:<br />
Set-OrganizationConfig –MicrosoftExchangeRecipien<wbr />tReplyReci<wbr />pient &nbsp;<br />
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When we enter username it works correctly but not with distribution group.<br />
Also we noticed that when we enter username in MicrosoftExchangeRecipient<wbr />ReplyRecip<wbr />ient entry with redirection to distribution group it doesn't redirect mails to group we entered. <br />
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Advise please how to configure forwarding NDR to distribution group. Thanks.
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We have issue with setting MicrosoftExchangeRecipientReplyRecipient entry in OrganizationConfig of our Exchange 2010

We use command below:
Set-OrganizationConfig –MicrosoftExchangeRecipientReplyRecipient  

When we enter username it works correctly but not with distribution group.
Also we noticed that when we enter username in MicrosoftExchangeRecipientReplyRecipient entry with redirection to distribution group it doesn't redirect mails to group we entered. 

Advise please how to configure forwarding NDR to distribution group. Thanks.

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