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I would make the manager that wants the DL
maintain it. First, make sure that there is a written
policy (approved by a higher management level) that specifies that the manager
is responsible for updates. Then after you create each DL, set the “Managed
By” attribute to be the appropriate manager and give them permission to
make changes to it. From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ramon Linan Hi, I have Department managers asking me to
create DL in exchange of people who don’t work in the company… There is not technical problem to do that,
but I am finding out, that the previous guy was doing that via contacts in AD.
The problem is that in this business, a consultant will work one day for you
and next to your competitor. My question is, what is the common
practice in terms DL. Does anyone know a good way of maintaining them? Most of
the time, I don’t get notified when we no longer work with a consultant. How do you guys deal with DL maintenance?
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