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HI <br />
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can I set it up and just skip a OU entirely? &nbsp;or this can not be done as well because I would like to not have to manage this on a daily bases
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HI

can I set it up and just skip a OU entirely?  or this can not be done as well because I would like to not have to manage this on a daily bases

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No because there is nothing that will let you filter out an OU, no attribute holds a user (or other AD objects) parent OU.<br />
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Your only choice is to populate some other attribute with something you can filter on and maintain that.<br />
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Chris
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No because there is nothing that will let you filter out an OU, no attribute holds a user (or other AD objects) parent OU.

Your only choice is to populate some other attribute with something you can filter on and maintain that.

Chris

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HI <br />
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how would I set the New-DynamicDistributionGro<wbr />up to not equals to ??? can you send me the syntax
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HI

how would I set the New-DynamicDistributionGroup to not equals to ??? can you send me the syntax

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Hi <br />
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I am looking to set up a New Dynamic distribution group but I would like to exclude a entire OU. &nbsp;is there an easy way of setting this up with out using Custom attributes? <br />
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Please let me know
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Hi 


I am looking to set up a New Dynamic distribution group but I would like to exclude a entire OU.  is there an easy way of setting this up with out using Custom attributes? 


Please let me know

Create a Dynamic distribution group with excluding an OU

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