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7 TopicsCollect count of emails sent to ALL Distribution Groups in ExOL
Hey Team, I am looking for PowerShell assistance, such as exporting a list of all distribution groups and measuring how many messages were sent to each DG in the past 10 days. Basically, how can I combine "Get-DistributionGroup -ResultSize Unlimited | Select-Object Name, DisplayName,GroupType,PrimarySmtpAddress | Export-csv c:\temp\DistributionGroupReport.csv -NoTypeInformation" and "Get-MessageTrace -StartDate (get-date).AddDays(-10) -EndDate (Get-Date) -RecipientAddress email address removed for privacy reasons | measure-object | Select Count" to a single csv, if possible. Thanks.113Views0likes1CommentHow to add a Distribution List to the Address Book for SharePoint Online?
Hi all, I'm having a rough time getting distribution lists to show up in the share menu for SharePoint Online. Before you ask, no, this is not a means of providing permissions. I'm fully aware this is not capable, and I've set up explicit permissions for the necessary users. We only need this as a means to broadcast updates as necessary to a bunch of people without typing 30 names each and every time. Consolidating it to one email makes things so much easier. Currently we're using M365 Admin Center to make these distributions lists, they are not on-prem. It appears that none of them are appearing. Is there a possibility to get this to sync so they become available?708Views0likes0CommentsOpen Specific External Domain for sending to blocked DLs
I'm looking for a solution to open an External domain to have the ability to send to Distribution Lists, which are blocked for External domains. I know we can do this, via a Transport Rule that targets the specific DLs; however, we have over 12,000 DLs and cannot add them all into a single Transport Rule. Is there a way, in Exchange Online, to tag a specific external domain (without adding it as an Accepted domain) as "Internal", so it can send to these blocked DLs? Thank you for your time!1.5KViews0likes5CommentsSending notifications to review documents
Hi We're setting up a pretty basic Sharepoint document library but the one function that I do need is to be able to have documents with a "Review Due Date" and have a notification sent to the owner of each document 30 days beforehand, 20 days, 10 days and then to show as an overdue task in red if the date doesn't change. We're using the Communications site as opposed to Team site as these documents will be the current versions available to staff. I've looked at flows but can't see one that will suit. I'm used to using Sharepoint with a Document Controller tab with built in approval workflows etc but this is way more basic than that. Thanks in advance2.7KViews0likes2CommentsHide a distribution list from subdomain users
Hi I have a question about distribution lists. Is it possible to hide them from certain users? At our school our teachers have a name@school.be mail address. We want to give our students a school e-mail (name@student.school.be), but would like to hide the e-mail distribution lists our teachers use from them. They fear students could abuse these lists. For example, when their boy or girls scouts group is having a cookie sale. Is there a way to do this? Kind regards Simon1KViews0likes1Comment