F.H.
I'm sorry, I meant to say "The dist list is was created in Microsoft
OUTLOOK", not exchange.
>> >> > Recently none of the members on a distribution list are receiving
>> >> > emails
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>> >> you
>> >> sending via an SMTP server or via Exchange?
> I'm sorry, I meant to say "The dist list is was created in Microsoft
> OUTLOOK", not exchange.
Ok, first, if you look at the item in your Sent Items folder, are all the
people on the To line?
Next, does your ISP provide you a web based access to your email? I would
try sending through that, to verify that that works.
I would also contact the ISP to see if they instituted any changes regarding
the maximum number of users you can mail to at a single time.

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David Jones - 23 Aug 2007 13:22 GMT
I to have been experiencing the same issue with several Distributions from inside my Exchange Organization. For some reason existing Distribution Groups will stop receiving mail (from both internal and external). I have found that if I change the group type (i.e. global to universal) and send a test message it works fine. Once I do that I can change it back and it works fine again for a little while until I hear the next dist group is having issues and I have to do the same routine again. Does anyone know what may be causing this?
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F. H. Muffman - 23 Aug 2007 16:21 GMT
>I to have been experiencing the same issue with several Distributions from
> inside my Exchange Organization. For some reason existing Distribution
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> while until I
> hear the next dist group is having issues and I have to do the same
a) This isn't a web forum, it's a newsgroup and eggheadcafe uses a very
poor implementation of a newsgroup<->web forum engine. We can't see
everything you're replying to. You owe it to yourself to set up a
newsreader like Outlook Express or something better and connecting directly
to msnews.microsoft.com to work with these newsgroups.
b) Once you've done that, you'll want to ask this over in the Exchange
newsgroups since it has nothing to do with Outlook.

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