Store the expiration in a SQL database, ADAM, whatever. Have a
process that runs every night and mashes all the data together and generates
reports/emails. Thanks, Brian Desmond [EMAIL PROTECTED] c - 312.731.3132 From:
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Behalf Of Ramon Linan That’s an idea although I am not very concern about getting the
request for adding a new account/contact to a DL. My concern is to maintain the DL, in most of the cases the DL would
have contacts not AD users, and you can’t put expiration on contacts. So, how do I force/remind the managers to notify me whenever a
contact should not longer be in the DL? Rezuma From:
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Behalf Of Brian Desmond You’ve got to use an automated system (web based usually) where
an employee requests the contractor account/contact and puts an expiration on
it. From:
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Behalf Of Ramon Linan Hi, I have Department managers asking me to create DL in exchange of
people who don’t work in the company… There is not technical problem to do that, but I am finding out,
that the previous guy was doing that via contacts in AD. The problem is that in
this business, a consultant will work one day for you and next to your
competitor. My question is, what is the common practice in terms DL. Does
anyone know a good way of maintaining them? Most of the time, I don’t get
notified when we no longer work with a consultant. How do you guys deal with DL maintenance? .Any suggestion? |
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