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I created an email enabled distribution list and made a bunch of external contacts members of that group, none of our internal employees are members of the group. It seems as if these external recipients are replying to the email address for the distribution group. Where are these emails going? Is there a way to have the replies come back to a single internal recipient (s)?<br />
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I created an email enabled distribution list and made a bunch of external contacts members of that group, none of our internal employees are members of the group. It seems as if these external recipients are replying to the email address for the distribution group. Where are these emails going? Is there a way to have the replies come back to a single internal recipient (s)?
Thanks

Question about Exchange 2010 mail enabled distribution list

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