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I have an existing dynamic distribution group for all users<br />
I need to exclude a group of users<br />
im thinking the best way to achieve this would be to try to exclude an ou or group &nbsp;maybe<br />
anyone any ideas how I could do this?
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I have an existing dynamic distribution group for all users
I need to exclude a group of users
im thinking the best way to achieve this would be to try to exclude an ou or group  maybe
anyone any ideas how I could do this?

exclude a group or ou from an existing exchange 2010 sp3 dynamic distribution group

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