
April 19th, 2014 by

Jabez Gan [MVP]
Background:
Directory sync is located in the internal network and is behind a TMG proxy. TMG Proxy has been configured to allow Directory Sync to access HTTPS of the internet.
Problem:
With Directory Sync installed, the synchronization fails from time to time after a few hours of sync (we have >10,000 objects to be synced to the cloud).
Root Cause:
Directory sync should have direct connection to the internet. It is known to create issues if it is behind a TMG Proxy.
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April 14th, 2014 by

Jabez Gan [MVP]
When setting up Office365/Exchange 2010, it is very common to assist the customer to create distribution groups.
This is my way to script it to speed up the creation of the distribution groups:.
1. Create a CSV file for each distribution group. For my case, I have _AllStaff.CSV created. See below link for the sample of the file.
_AllStaff
2. Use Powershell and run the following:
$name=”AllStaff”
(The above should be the filename of your CSV file).
New-DistributionGroup -Name “_All Staff” -alias $name -primarysmtpaddress $name@abc.com -memberdepartrestriction closed
(Modify the bold items to the right Distribution Group name and domain name)
Import-csv “D:\$name.csv” | foreach {add-distributiongroupmember -identity $name@abc.com -member $_.EmailAddress}
(Point the location to the CSV file, and also specify the correct distribution group name)
What’s your way in creating the distribution group?
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