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thanks I'll test that out shortly in my lab.
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thanks I'll test that out shortly in my lab.

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can someone provide a way that i can modify this powershell script to key on the members of a mail enabled security group, rather than having to specify each email address. [there are over 100 addresses]<br />
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the goal is to only allow the members of that group to book a conference room [platform Exchange 2013]<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28660286-1">Set-CalendarProcessing -Identity &quot;Car 53&quot; -AutomateProcessing AutoAccept -BookInPolicy &quot;ayla@contoso.com&quot;,&quot;tony@contoso.com&quot;</code></pre>
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can someone provide a way that i can modify this powershell script to key on the members of a mail enabled security group, rather than having to specify each email address. [there are over 100 addresses]

the goal is to only allow the members of that group to book a conference room [platform Exchange 2013]

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how can i modify this powershell script to key on an AD security group [mail enabled]

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