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There was an issue with one exchange server communicating with the DC. Thanks for your help
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There was an issue with one exchange server communicating with the DC. Thanks for your help

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Hi All,<br />
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I tried to create 4 distribution group (Mail Universal) on exchange 2010, could not do it unless I had one set up in AD first. Still after doing that I couldn't &nbsp;change any SMTP adresses in it, was getting an error message about latency between the AD and exchange so I decided to start from scratch and deleted the groups from AD and now I cant delete the group in Exchange because the AD groups doesnt exist anymore. Not sure how to proceed from here.<br />
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Any advice would be helpful<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi All,

I tried to create 4 distribution group (Mail Universal) on exchange 2010, could not do it unless I had one set up in AD first. Still after doing that I couldn't  change any SMTP adresses in it, was getting an error message about latency between the AD and exchange so I decided to start from scratch and deleted the groups from AD and now I cant delete the group in Exchange because the AD groups doesnt exist anymore. Not sure how to proceed from here.

Any advice would be helpful

Thanks in advance

Distribution group issue

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