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The software is doing exactly the way it is configured send to members of that OU so you have to ADD the user back into that OU <br />
<i>If I move someone out of that OU to another OU they will not get the emails intended for them. </i> no the emails are intended for members of that OU
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The software is doing exactly the way it is configured send to members of that OU so you have to ADD the user back into that OU
If I move someone out of that OU to another OU they will not get the emails intended for them. no the emails are intended for members of that OU

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In AD I have query based distribution groups that are used to email all the users in that OU. If I move someone out of that OU to another OU they will not get the emails intended for them. Short of creating an actual email account to forward the emails from one OU to another OU.. how would go about this?
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In AD I have query based distribution groups that are used to email all the users in that OU. If I move someone out of that OU to another OU they will not get the emails intended for them. Short of creating an actual email account to forward the emails from one OU to another OU.. how would go about this?

Forwarding distribution emails.

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