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Hi,
I cannot delete the distribution group in Exchange online admin center.
I also cannot edit this group.
And group is not displayed in the Azure Active Directory admin center.
Can you please write me suggestions on how to delete a group?
Thank you in advance.
Ok, at this point you need to open a ticket with Microsoft (click the "?" In the low right corner and open a ticket).
It seems a "orphaned" description on GUI...
Very strange.
M.
Thank you.
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Hi @SC
You may also open a ticket here in Microsoft 365 admin center:
well, try to connect to your tenant trought powershell and do this.. :
Get-MsolGroup cmdlet to get the GUID <= find the group
Remove-MsolGroup -ObjectId <GUID> -Force.
See my screenshot.
Group is not displayed in list if I used Get-MsolGroup.
When I tried to run Get-MsolGroup -isAgentRole -UserPrincipalName "pattifuller@Company portal .com"
I've got Get-MsolGroup : Access Denied. You do not have permissions to call this cmdlet.
Is your enviroment synced with AAD Connect? Do you have an Exchange OnPrem in Hybrid mode or not?
Marco
@Marco Schiavon
Yes, it is synced with AAD Connect.
Last sync: Less than 1 hour ago
I don't know if it is Hybrid. I don't have this information.
Is it possible to determine it from the user's point of view?
If yes, can you please write me how to do that?
Thank you.
Yes, from Exchange console, execute this command :
Get-HybridConfiguration | fl
see this guide :
check-if-my-environment-is-hybrid
I checked that and Exchange is not working in a hybrid deployment.
You need to use an account (Office 365) that has Global Administrator role in tenant.
Try to login with a user with this right.
M.
I'm using account with Global Administrator role.
I tried to export list of groups and there was a GUID of group.
After run Remove-MsolGroup -ObjectId <GUID> -Force
I've got Remove-MsolGroup : This group does not exist. Check the name and try again.