Difference between revisions of "Distribution Groups"
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its own Stream, have all use the same Stream, or use an already-existing | its own Stream, have all use the same Stream, or use an already-existing | ||
user Stream. | user Stream. | ||
| + | ===Distribution Group Blocked (Exchange)=== | ||
| + | Exchange 2007/2010 distribution groups by default only allow internal mail. | ||
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| + | Open Properties->Mail Flow->Settings, | ||
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| + | Message delivery restrictions-> Properties, | ||
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| + | Uncheck "Require that all senders are authenticated". | ||
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If Using AD/LDAP
If you have any Distribution Lists, they usually don't have sAMAccountName(AD) or uid(LDAP) entries, so CanIt needs to be told to accept their mail into a Stream specifically, under Setup->Address-to-Stream Mappings. you can give each its own Stream, have all use the same Stream, or use an already-existing user Stream.
Distribution Group Blocked (Exchange)
Exchange 2007/2010 distribution groups by default only allow internal mail.
Open Properties->Mail Flow->Settings,
Message delivery restrictions-> Properties,
Uncheck "Require that all senders are authenticated".
