There's a lot of different types of groups in 365 in just what I think they've changed.
They change again.
So let's take a look at some of the different types of groups that we have.
We have something called a distribution list.
So a distribution list means its best effort, delivery.
If you were to e-mail contracts at Sandra classroom dot com, then it would send a copy of the email
to each one of the members of that distribution list.
They would all be different copies of the email.
There's no way to tell who got it, who didn't, who read it, who didn't.
It's just a distribution list.
We have a mail enabled security group.
So let's say I wanted to lock down by SharePoint site.
If I lockdown SharePoint, I'm going to determine that a certain group of users can access a certain
SharePoint page content, data, whatever it happens to be.
But you can take those security groups and we can mail enable them so that they also have an email address.
We have just a plain old administrator.
So in this particular case, who can administer D.H S.P., which is a network level service.
So only people in that group can do so.
Who can install and exchange domain server?
Well.
Again, those are all just security groups so that we can take certain functions, whether it be a function
or file or folder that need access to.
And we can apply security by creating that group.
If it is not a mail enabled security group, that means it is just used for security, period.
Is no e-mail address assigned to it.