OOF Can Groups be used to allow external oof
While the powers that be decide whether or not we will allow external OOFs for our E2K7 org, I know that at the server level I have to allow OOFS and then if I do not want users to not be able to send oof external, I have to run the powershell cmdlet: set-mailbox -id "user" -externaloofoptions internal However could I use a distribution group to do this or write a script with the users? thanks
June 24th, 2010 12:09am

You can get the membership of the distribution group and use that as in input to set the attribute on the various users. Get-DistributionGroupMember -Identity <Group_Name> | Set-Mailbox -ExternalOofOptions InternalOnly This sets this value only once, so you'll need it to run the script whenever you add someone to the group or run it on a schedule. -- Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems." . "-ee" wrote in message news:f20bcedb-1391-45b5-bf80-ca301dba49dd... While the powers that be decide whether or not we will allow external OOFs for our E2K7 org, I know that at the server level I have to allow OOFS and then if I do not want users to not be able to send oof external, I have to run the powershell cmdlet: set-mailbox -id "user" -externaloofoptions internal However could I use a distribution group to do this or write a script with the users? thanks Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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