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Are you able to recall messages that have been sent to an email distro . . . DL1 is a distribution list created within the Exchange server It has two members, User1 and User2 I sent a test mail to DL1 and then recalled it After user1 and user2 checked their inbox in Outlook, the test message was recalled successfully:
Use PowerShell to get a list of Distribution Group members This PowerShell creates a CSV file for every DL in the organization, containing each member's name, email address, and alias If you need more fields, add them to this line in the code
Exchange Distribution Groups: Your How-To Ultimate Guide If you have many members to add, manually adding them to an array is impractical Instead, create a text file that contains the list of members’ identities and use the Get-Content cmdlet to import the list of members into your PowerShell session
Message Tracking log for Distribution Group Emails This is making it incredibly difficult to write some powershell scripts to give us a count of the actual usage of our Distribution Groups given we're not seeing an "Expand" event in the Message Tracking Log
Office 365: Export Distribution List Members to CSV using PowerShell Although you can expand any distribution list in Outlook to get its members, that may not give you the members list in the desired format In this article, we will see how to export the members of an Office 365 distribution group to a CSV file using PowerShell
Distribution groups - Microsoft Support If you're an administrator and you'd like to manage your organization's distribution groups, go to the Exchange admin center Non-administrators who want to manage or join distribution groups can do so by navigating to this portal
User added to the authorized senders in an dynamic distribution list in . . . Noticed that the user account only shows Object User ID, you can use Exchange Online PowerShell to check whether a user mailbox is mail-enabled According to my research, the Enable-MailUser cmdlet mail-enables existing users by adding the email attributes that are required by Exchange