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Author Adding a group email list to Global Addresses
Suzette

2002-10-05, 8:22 pm

I am very new at MS 2000 and this is most likely a very
simple question. I have a group of people who I want all
of my staff to be able to send email to. However, these
people are not users in my DNS so therefore they do not
show up in the Global Address List. How do I create a
group of email addresses outside of my network. I know
how to create a personal group, just can't figure out how
to create a global group.

Thanks for your assistance.
Neil Hobson

2002-10-05, 8:22 pm

Create a mail-enabled contact in Active Directory Users & Computers for each
user that you need to communicate with. You can enter their external mail
address, and they will show in the global address list so your users can use
them.

--
Neil Hobson
Messaging Consultant

http://www.silversands.co.uk





"Suzette" <sball@phigam.org> wrote in message
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> I am very new at MS 2000 and this is most likely a very
> simple question. I have a group of people who I want all
> of my staff to be able to send email to. However, these
> people are not users in my DNS so therefore they do not
> show up in the Global Address List. How do I create a
> group of email addresses outside of my network. I know
> how to create a personal group, just can't figure out how
> to create a global group.
>
> Thanks for your assistance.



Dolly Bareqet

2002-10-05, 8:22 pm

You can create contacts for these people, then create a distribution list
and put inside all these contacts. In the GAL you can see the contacts you
have created.

Dolly

"Suzette" <sball@phigam.org> wrote in message
news:fc3701c25a65$e24f26b0$3ae
f2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA09...
> I am very new at MS 2000 and this is most likely a very
> simple question. I have a group of people who I want all
> of my staff to be able to send email to. However, these
> people are not users in my DNS so therefore they do not
> show up in the Global Address List. How do I create a
> group of email addresses outside of my network. I know
> how to create a personal group, just can't figure out how
> to create a global group.
>
> Thanks for your assistance.



Christian Palmé

2002-10-05, 8:23 pm

Hi Suzette!

You have to create new users in your Active Directory without an Exchange
account.
After this can you establish an e-mail address for the user and make them
members of a Lockal group.

Best regards,

Christian


"Suzette" <sball@phigam.org> skrev i meddelandet
news:fc3701c25a65$e24f26b0$3ae
f2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA09...
> I am very new at MS 2000 and this is most likely a very
> simple question. I have a group of people who I want all
> of my staff to be able to send email to. However, these
> people are not users in my DNS so therefore they do not
> show up in the Global Address List. How do I create a
> group of email addresses outside of my network. I know
> how to create a personal group, just can't figure out how
> to create a global group.
>
> Thanks for your assistance.



Christian Palmé

2002-10-05, 8:23 pm

Oops!

Didn't read the oter answers :-)

Sorry about that,

Christian

"Suzette" <sball@phigam.org> skrev i meddelandet
news:fc3701c25a65$e24f26b0$3ae
f2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA09...
> I am very new at MS 2000 and this is most likely a very
> simple question. I have a group of people who I want all
> of my staff to be able to send email to. However, these
> people are not users in my DNS so therefore they do not
> show up in the Global Address List. How do I create a
> group of email addresses outside of my network. I know
> how to create a personal group, just can't figure out how
> to create a global group.
>
> Thanks for your assistance.



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