I’ve been reading your posts and find it extremely useful. Even more than Technet articles since you really focus on the problem. I have a situation where I have already created HAB and nested all groups. It works fine but since now I have very complex structure I have been wondering if there is a way to export whole structure to csv format and modify seniority index . The problem is, it’s not sorted by name nor seniority index.

Thanks for your time and suggestion!

Sorry to reply to me by myself. I tested and nothing happened to HAL.

The groups need to be nested in the same parent/child relationship that matches your hierarchy. If you put all the groups into the HAB root group, all you’ll get is a flat hierarchy.

1) In your exchange server pro example – you have
Exchange Server Pro
-Executive
-Sales and Marketing
-Corporate Services

When looking under ADUC I would have expected to see (Parent Group: Exchange Server Pro, Member Executive, Member Sales and Marketing, Member Corporate Services.

That’s my confusion, how come the groups are “direct members” in aduc of the exchange server pro group?

Robert

Going through your plural sight training videos. HAB creation. I have one question for you. Since Globomantics is the Org’s HAB Root Group, shouldn’t all other groups be a direct member of the Globomantics group?

Can you explain why or why not that is? from what I can tell all hab groups do not have to be a direct member of globomantics.

Thanks,

Robert