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Troubleshooting Legacy Public Folder Migration Endpoints in Office 365 May 6, 2021
The public folder (PF) migration endpoint in Exchange Online contains information needed to connect to the source on-premises public folders in order to migrate them to Office 365. PF migration endpoint can be based on either Outlook Anywhere (for Exchange 2010 public folders) or MRS (for Exchange 2013 and newer public folders). In this blog […]
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Reply All Storm Protection Customizable Settings May 5, 2021
Last year we released the Reply-all Storm Protection feature to help protect your organization from unwanted reply-all storms. This feature uses global settings applicable to all Microsoft 365 customers for reply-all storm detection and for how long the feature will block subsequent reply-alls once a storm has been detected. Today we're pleased to announce you'll […]
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Loop Prevention in Exchange Online Demystified May 3, 2021
We often get questions regarding mail forwarding in Exchange Online. As you already know, Exchange Online is a shared service. We must take care that users cannot take the service down by creating mail loops. It is sometimes a little confusing for our customers that we handle this somewhat differently than in Exchange on-premises organizations. […]
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Exchange Health Checker has a new home April 29, 2021
Today, we are happy to announce that the Exchange Health Checker PowerShell script has a new home: it is now part of the Microsoft CSS-Exchange repository on GitHub! With the new home comes a new versioning specification. Before the move, the version schema was structured like this: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH (e.g. 3.1.2) The new version uses the […]
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Announcing General Availability of the new Exchange admin center April 28, 2021
The new Exchange admin center (EAC) is a modern, accessible, web-based management portal for managing Exchange Online that is based on the Microsoft 365 admin center experience. The new EAC is simple and accessible, and it enables you perform tasks like restoring mailboxes, migrating data, and much more. Since entering Public Preview in June 2020, […]
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Why Exchange Server updates matter April 26, 2021
It is very important to keep updating your Exchange Servers to a supported Cumulative Update (CU). Simply put, your on-premises environments should always be ready to take an emergency security update (this applies to Exchange, Windows, and other Microsoft products you use on-premises). One thing we learned during the March 2021 release of Exchange Server […]
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