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Working with Distribution Groups
Author: Simon Butler, Exchange MVP, MCSE

Distribution Groups are some of the most useful and powerful features of Exchange server. This section will help you in setting up the groups to work for you.

Automatic Replies from a Distribution Group
How to get a group to send a message back to the sender

Moderated Groups
Use Public Folders to moderate a distribution group

All Staff Group
Many of the techniques on this site need an All Staff group - this page tells you what that is.

Hiding Groups or Membership
How to hide a group or its membership, but still make the group useable by the users.

Secure your Distribution Lists
You should secure your groups to ensure that they do not get abused. This page shows how you can make a small change to all of your groups which stops the abuse.

Make Distribution Lists appear at the top of the GAL
How to make your distribution groups and public folders appear at the top of the Global Address List