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thanks Spec01, is there a way to run this without it prompting for each deletion?
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thanks Spec01, is there a way to run this without it prompting for each deletion?

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Yeah just add the -confirm $false switch and that should do it. <br />
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remove-distributiongroup -identity $Group.SMTP -confirm $false
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Yeah just add the -confirm $false switch and that should do it.

remove-distributiongroup -identity $Group.SMTP -confirm $false

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thanks Subsun, that worked perfectly. as did yours Spec01.
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thanks Subsun, that worked perfectly. as did yours Spec01.

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can someone provide a Quest AD cmdlets or posh script that I can use to key on an input .csv file [with primary email address of each distribution group] and delete all in the csv?<br />
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many thanks!<br />
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S.
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can someone provide a Quest AD cmdlets or posh script that I can use to key on an input .csv file [with primary email address of each distribution group] and delete all in the csv?

many thanks!

S.

need a quest AD cmdlets script or powershell script to bulk delete distribution groups

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