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Check if it it is selected to hide.<br />
Open distribution group go to advance and check if it is selected to Hide group from Exchange address list
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Check if it it is selected to hide.
Open distribution group go to advance and check if it is selected to Hide group from Exchange address list

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Nope it's unchecked. Any new Ditribution list are having the same issues.
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Nope it's unchecked. Any new Ditribution list are having the same issues.

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Ok, so if I dont set up a Distribution list in Exchange 2007 my users can not find it in their outlook address book. I cant see the distribution list in active director however I can find them if I search for it by highlighting the domain and clicking find. <br />
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How can I get these to show up in the Active Directory list?
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Ok, so if I dont set up a Distribution list in Exchange 2007 my users can not find it in their outlook address book. I cant see the distribution list in active director however I can find them if I search for it by highlighting the domain and clicking find. 

How can I get these to show up in the Active Directory list?

Distribuition List not updating from Exchange

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