I thought I probably was. You are exactly right, though. After some experimenting I found that the UDGs are not being converted to USGs. When I assign permissions to a UDG they are not applied. When I assign permissions to a mail-enabled USG permissions are applied. Which leads to a few questions:
What should I be looking for in Event Viewer - do you know right off hand? What is the recommended way of handling UDGs vs. USGs? ie. I don't see any real advantages of a UDG if a USG can do the same thing. Regards. > You're missing something. Just because a group is in the GAL doesn't > mean it's a "disty" group. You can have a mail-enabled "seccy" group > too! > > Neil Hobson > > Silversands > http://www.silversands.co.uk > Microsoft Gold Certified Partner > For Enterprise Systems > For Collaborative Solutions > > -----Original Message-----> > > Maybe I'm missing something (highly probable!), but I don't see where > you can assign permissions to security groups. Whether from Outlook or > System Manager I am only seeing the ability to add permissions to disty > groups since you must pull the group out of the GAL when assigning > permissions. > List Charter and FAQ at: http://www.sunbelt-software.com/exchange_list_charter.htm
