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finding distribution groups, and group membership via powershell, without exchange server on premise.
After removing our on premise exchange server, we no longer have the ability to edit the "Send on Behalf of" or "Send As" properties of our Active Directory synced distribution lists or mail enabled security groups.
If we create a distribution list, or group in Office 365, we can edit these fields in Office 365.
Currently, we are looking at deleting our on premise groups/distribution lists, and recreating them in Office 365. (If there is a better way, without using 3rd party tools, please let me know!)
I can use the powershell command "get-adgroup" to find the groups. (I plan on doing distribution lists first, and then mail enabled security groups later, as I have to verify they're not in use for local shares.) and I can use "get-adgroupmember" to find the members of the group.
For ease of creating the new distribution lists in the cloud, it would be nice to have the distribution group name, and email, followed by all members of the group in a file. (Or files.) So that it can be read, while creating the new groups in Office 365.
What is the easiest way to accomplish this?
Thanks for any assistance.
If we create a distribution list, or group in Office 365, we can edit these fields in Office 365.
Currently, we are looking at deleting our on premise groups/distribution lists, and recreating them in Office 365. (If there is a better way, without using 3rd party tools, please let me know!)
I can use the powershell command "get-adgroup" to find the groups. (I plan on doing distribution lists first, and then mail enabled security groups later, as I have to verify they're not in use for local shares.) and I can use "get-adgroupmember" to find the members of the group.
For ease of creating the new distribution lists in the cloud, it would be nice to have the distribution group name, and email, followed by all members of the group in a file. (Or files.) So that it can be read, while creating the new groups in Office 365.
What is the easiest way to accomplish this?
Thanks for any assistance.
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