When you create groups in the EAC, the value of the Display name property is used for the value of the unseen Name property the unique identifier for the group object in the forest. Because the value of Name has a maximum length of 64 characters, the value of Display name also has a maximum length of 64 characters when you create groups in the EAC.
When you create groups in the Exchange Management Shell, the Name parameter is required, the value must be unique, and the value has a maximum length of 64 characters. The DisplayName parameter is optional the value of Name is used if you don't use it , the value isn't required to be unique, and the value has a maximum length of characters.
When you create groups in the EAC, the groups are automatically configured to only accept messages from authenticated internal senders. Click New and then select Security group in the drop down list that appears.
This name appears in the global address list, on the To: line when email is sent to this group, and in the Groups list in the EAC. The maximum length in the EAC is 64 characters, and the value must be unique. If a group naming policy is applied, you need to follow the naming constraints that are enforced for your organization.
If you want to override your organization's group naming policy, see Override a Distribution Group Naming Policy. This value can contain letters, numbers and the characters! The alias can't exceed 64 characters and must be unique in the forest. When a user types the alias on the To: line of an email message, it resolves to the group's display name.
Notes : Use this box to describe the purpose of the group. This description appears in the global address list and in the details pane in the EAC. Organizational unit : The default location in Active Directory depends on the recipient scope that's configured:. If the recipient scope is the Active Directory forest, the default location is the Users container in the domain where the computer that's running the EAC is located.
If the recipient scope is a specific domain, the default location is the Users container in that domain. To select a different OU, click Browse. The Select an organizational unit dialog box that opens shows all of the available OUs in the forest that are within the specified recipient scope. Select the desired OU, and then click OK.
All groups must have at least one owner. Group owners can:. To add owners, click Add. To remove owners, select the owner in the list, and then click Remove. To add members to the group, click Add. In the Select Members dialog that appears, select one or more members, click Add , and then click OK. To remove members, select the member in the list, and then click Remove. Add group owners as members : When this check box is selected, you don't need to manually include group owners in the list of members.
If you don't want the group owners to be members of the group, clear this check box. Owner approval is required : For mail-enabled security groups, user requests to join the group aren't sent to the group owners, regardless of the state of this check box selected or not selected. Name : File Server Managers. This value is also used for the display name because we aren't using the DisplayName parameter.
If a group naming policy is applied, you can use the IgnoreNamingPolicy switch to override the policy. Alias : fsadmin. If we didn't use the Alias parameter, the value of the Name parameter would be used, with spaces removed FileServerManagers in this example.
Organizational Unit : The default location that's specified by the recipient scope, because we aren't using the OrganizationalUnit parameter. Owners : The user account that's creating the group is the only owner, because we aren't using the ManagedBy parameter. Members : Bishamon Tamura and Valeria Barrios. Because we're using the CopyOwnerToMember switch, the group owner is also a member. User requests to join the group : For mail-enabled security groups, user requests to join the group aren't sent to the group owners, regardless of the MemberJoinRestriction parameter value ApprovalRequired or Closed.
For detailed syntax and parameter information, see New-DistributionGroup. Verify that the group is listed, and the Group Type value is Security group. When you modify groups in the EAC, the maximum length for the Display name property is now characters, and the value doesn't need to be unique. Regards, Shaun. Post a Comment. Pages Blog. Newer Post Older Post Home.
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You need to be assigned permissions before you can run this cmdlet. Although this topic lists all parameters for the cmdlet, you may not have access to some parameters if they're not included in the permissions assigned to you. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Disable-Mail User Reference Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No.
Any additional feedback? This cmdlet is available only in on-premises Exchange. Use the Disable-MailUser cmdlet to remove email capabilities from existing mail users. For these cmdlets, specifying the Confirm switch without a value introduces a pause that forces you acknowledge the command before proceeding. This switch enables the command to access Active Directory objects that aren't currently available in the default scope, but also introduces the following restrictions: You can't use the DomainController parameter.
The command uses an appropriate global catalog server automatically. You can only use the DN for the Identity parameter.
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