Methods for Exchange2013 distribution groups to authorize other users to manage their members

Exchange2013 distribution group authorizes other users to manage its members. I believe many inexperienced people don't know what to do. Therefore, this article summarizes the causes and solutions of the problem. Through this article, I hope you can solve this problem.

Scene:

There are so many distribution groups in the company that employees always apply to change the members of the distribution group. in order to simplify the work of the administrator, the group administrator who frequently changes the group member can be assigned to the corresponding person.

Methods:

1. Search for the group in ecp and assign the owner rights to the person. In the screenshot, the tester test2.

two。 After the owner rights are assigned, the person logs in to his own account on OWA, and then in the options-groups-groups I own, you can manage your own administrative groups, and you can add and delete people.

3. If, after assigning owner permissions, I find that the person's option is that there is no group I own in the group, I need to change the default administrative rights policy in ECP and check the distribution group shown in the figure.

PS: if you do not want to change the default permission policy, you can create a new policy and assign the new administrative policy under the mailbox account to which the owner permission is assigned. Can achieve the same effect as above.

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