I need to add specific addresses to the dLMemSubmitPerms attribute. The problem is that the DL is part of AD onprem and Exchange 2013 is in the cloud. I cannot edit the properties from the Exchange Admin web portal, and when i try to edit it with ADUC or ADSIedit it says "There is no editor registered to handle this attribute type."

I downloaded ADModify but it stills errors, so i am thinking that my syntax is wrong for this attribute. Does anyone have an example of how i should format the data for dLMemSubmitPerms? Or how i can go about putting 3 or 4 allowed emails into the attribute?

Hi,

ADSI Edit doesn't support modifying attributes of the DN-String type or the DN-Binary type. Attributes of this type have to modify by using native tools such as the Exchange Management Console or the Exchange Management Shell. In this case, you can use LDP to edit the attributes.

If the issue persists, you can post the question on Office 365 forum as it is attribute of an object that\s synced to Office365. Thank you for your understanding.

http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/default.aspx

You can try Powershell.

Find the DN (distinguished name) of the group. Then apply that value to the dlMemSubmitPerms property.

example,

PS C:\Users\administrator> set-adobject "CN=All-Staff-Group,OU=Other,DC=X,DC=com" -Add @{dLMemSubmitPerms="CN=Select-Sender-Group,CN=Groups,DC=X,DC=com"}

You can check the results with get-adobject <DN> -Properties * | fl

Later when DirSync runs, (or you manually run it) you will see the change pop up a few minutes after the sync. You can all look in miisclient.exe (operations tab) to see if the change occurred. miisclient is part of the DirSync 'tool'

• Edited by Craig Debbo Thursday, August 22, 2013 3:07 PM
• Proposed as answer by JustaDaKaje 15 hours 27 minutes ago

Excellent tip, Craig. Also, once you edit with PS the first time, you're able to use ADUC to make additional edits, if desired.