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OK, I guess I should go ahead and clarify here. &nbsp;Logging in to EAC as &quot;Administrator&quot; (THE domain administrator) and attempting to add a user, getting &quot;You don't have sufficient permissions. &nbsp;This operation can only be performed by a manager of the group.&quot; -- We were going to make Administrator the owner of every single group so if/when we log on as Administrator we're not given this error.<br />
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The current workaround is to add the user in the ADUC group AND THEN add in EAC.
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It's a member in quite a few groups, not to list them all, but, at least: &nbsp;&quot;Exchange Organization Administrators, Exchange Recipient Administrators, Exchange Servers, Exchange View-Only Administrators&quot;
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It's actually already there, showed up when I tried to add it with the error &quot;this user is already a member...&quot;<br />
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I actually just tried to add Administrator as the owner of the group and got the same exact error about not having permission.
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Update: &nbsp;Just got back from the weekend and have a few more pressing projects now. &nbsp;Will get back to you with results when I have more time.
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Thanks, Todd. &nbsp;Coworker applied the commands and all appears to be working. &nbsp;Fantastic job, sir.
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We have a large number of groups, both distribution and security, we'd like to make a certain admin account the owner of all the groups so that any and all changes can be made without error. &nbsp;Is there a way to do this at once in EAC?
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We have a large number of groups, both distribution and security, we'd like to make a certain admin account the owner of all the groups so that any and all changes can be made without error.  Is there a way to do this at once in EAC?

Make &quot;Username&quot; &quot;owner&quot; of all groups in Exchange Admin Center for Exchange 2013?

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Make &quot;Username&quot; &quot;owner&quot; of all groups in Exchange Admin Center for Exchange 2013?

Make "Username" "owner" of all groups in Exchange Admin Center for Exchange 2013?