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You should be able to do it. Make sure to set managed by permission in AD. Check this:<br />
<a href="http://exchangeexpertscommunity.blogspot.in/2013/05/how-to-modify-distributionmail-enabled.html" rel="ugc">http://exchangeexpertscommunity.blogspot.in/2013/05/how-to-modify-distributionmail-enabled.html</a>
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You should be able to do it. Make sure to set managed by permission in AD. Check this:
http://exchangeexpertscommunity.blogspot.in/2013/05/how-to-modify-distributionmail-enabled.html [http://exchangeexpertscommunity.blogspot.in/2013/05/how-to-modify-distributionmail-enabled.html]

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Exchange will only see &quot;Mail Enabled&quot; Groups. They will be able to see Security and Distributon in the EMC if they are mail enabled. Any of these type of Groups that are populated into EMC they will be able to manage the Exchange attribute side and also adding/removing users. <br />
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If you want to modify security etc you will need to do this from Active Directory Users and Computers. <br />
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Will.
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Exchange will only see "Mail Enabled" Groups. They will be able to see Security and Distributon in the EMC if they are mail enabled. Any of these type of Groups that are populated into EMC they will be able to manage the Exchange attribute side and also adding/removing users.

If you want to modify security etc you will need to do this from Active Directory Users and Computers.

Will.

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it looks like the group does not have the rbac receipient management role of security groups and membershops applied as a role.
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it looks like the group does not have the rbac receipient management role of security groups and membershops applied as a role.

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Hi,<br />
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this issue only occurs for the offshore team when they use the EMC to update DLs… (so it would appear they are missing exchange permissions?) <br />
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If they use Active Directory Users and Computers they can update the DL<br />
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this is a mail universal security group, can mail universal security groups be managed by emc?<br />
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exchange 2010<br />
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Can security groups be managed via emc in exch 2010 and if so what permissions do i need to assign
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Hi,

this issue only occurs for the offshore team when they use the EMC to update DLs… (so it would appear they are missing exchange permissions?) 

If they use Active Directory Users and Computers they can update the DL

this is a mail universal security group, can mail universal security groups be managed by emc?

exchange 2010

Can security groups be managed via emc in exch 2010 and if so what permissions do i need to assign

security group exchange

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