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How to Delegate Management of Distribution Group Membership to a Security Group
On a SBS2008, or any other Exchange 2007+ platform, is it possible to delegate management of distros to a security group?
Powershell for a user, this seems to work:
Get-Group GROUPNAME | Add-Adpermission -user username -Accessright writeproperty -Properties member
Any idea if a group can be used? Any other way to have more than 1 person adding/removing members from distros?
Thanks!
Powershell for a user, this seems to work:
Get-Group GROUPNAME | Add-Adpermission -user username -Accessright writeproperty -Properties member
Any idea if a group can be used? Any other way to have more than 1 person adding/removing members from distros?
Thanks!
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Hey Will,
Unfortunately that doesn't work, tried that already.
The GUI portion on the SBS only allows you to set a mailbox or another distro to the manager...
Cheers
Unfortunately that doesn't work, tried that already.
The GUI portion on the SBS only allows you to set a mailbox or another distro to the manager...
Cheers
Can you provide a screenshot of this? When you are searching for a user does it in fact say that search for Groups, Users, Computers? If you dont have these checked off then it won't search for thses objects.
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No workaround possible, forced to do all manually through powershell, setting a single user to be the manager for the distro.
- Open ADUC, find the Distribution Group
- Right click Properties, Select Manage BY tab
- Click the Change button, select the security group you are looking for and your done
This should also work for powershell command as you have listed above just use the sAMAccountName (pre-Windows 2000) of the Security group you want to grant permission.
Will.