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Allow DL owners to add/remove members

ldandridge
over 6 years ago

We have thousand's of DL's and want to allow owners to change membership with the ARS web interface. (we are on ver 6.9) We are in the process of moving to o365 and once a user's mailbox is moved to the cloud he cannot manage the on-prem group through Outlook. I have some users that have the add/remove option on the web page and others that do not.

     Is there a template I can use for this? And how can I export all the ARS settings being applied to a user so I can compare a working vs non-working user?

Thanks,

Leednc

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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Remember: the rights to manage a Group are completely separate from the rights to find an object to put in that Group. In addition to the access to change the members attribute of a Group, you will need to grant access to see objects that you expect to be added to the Group.

    This may mean granting the ability to see all or most of the User objects in the Domain. It may mean allowing access to see the Domain and Organizational Unit structure, or creating a Managed Unit to abstract native Active Directory.

    The implementation options for this are extremely flexible. What do you want it to look like? What access do these managers have now? We need more information.
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  • 0 over 6 years ago
    Remember: the rights to manage a Group are completely separate from the rights to find an object to put in that Group. In addition to the access to change the members attribute of a Group, you will need to grant access to see objects that you expect to be added to the Group.

    This may mean granting the ability to see all or most of the User objects in the Domain. It may mean allowing access to see the Domain and Organizational Unit structure, or creating a Managed Unit to abstract native Active Directory.

    The implementation options for this are extremely flexible. What do you want it to look like? What access do these managers have now? We need more information.
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