Re: Lost Distribution Group.
From: Neil Hobson [MVP] (neil.hobson_at_nospam.silversands.co.uk)
Date: 05/19/04
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 22:19:05 +0100
It's because "Everyone" already exists in AD as a special identity group
(all current network users) and therefore you cannot create another group
with the same name. Create a new distribution group called "All Users" or
similar.
-- Neil Hobson Exchange MVP For Exchange news, links and tips, check: http://www.msexchangeblog.com "mike" <nosmap> wrote in message news:W_mdnQCBjMIqUDbdRVn-vA@sedona.net... > I just upgraded my Exchange 5.5 Server to 2K3 this weekend and have a small > problem. In the 5.5 environment, I had a distribution list called > 'everyone'. Today I get word from one of my users that the list is missing > from her Global Address List in Outlook. I checked and sure enough, it was > missing. I suspected with the upgrade that it didn't transfer over, so I > tried to recreate it. Unfortunately, AD didn't let me. It tells me that > there's one already created, even though it's not visible in AD for Users > and Computers. > > Can someone tell me where it's at? Is there a hidden mode like in 5.5 that > I don't know about? I'm stumped.. Thanks in advance. > > mike > >
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