Yesterday, the Exchange team announced another change (which I think makes sense). Starting in March 2026, ActiveSync clients—that is, various mobile devices (phones/tablets, other ActiveSync devices)—that run an EAS client older than version 16.1 will no longer be supported. In other words, all older smartphones or tablets that access Exchange Online using their built-in email …
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I repeatedly notice (and this isn’t particularly surprising) that many users share a large number of links with the world. Sometimes consciously, sometimes unconsciously. In the worst case, this can lead to data loss and documents can fall into the wrong hands. If the organization doesn’t have any measures in place to prevent this and …
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I frequently use the Lists application in my daily work and find it helpful for some purposes. Therefore, in this post, I’d like to discuss the views in Lists and make them a little more understandable. If you’re new to lists, you can watch some tutorials online and get a lot of information. There’s also a description …
On August 20th, the Exchange team published a post that should give many admins and consultants a sigh of relief. It’s now finally possible (for what feels like an eternity) to change Exchange attributes, such as user email addresses, in the cloud. These changes are then even written back to the local AD using Entra …
Read more “Managing email addresses in Exchange Online despite hybrid status”
In general, the topic of licensing at Microsoft is certainly not a simple one. Myths surrounding its interpretation and persistent rumors are constantly circulating. Therefore, I’d like to shed some light on a few things here.NOTE: This article is as of July 2025; changes and interpretations are subject to change at any time! I welcome …
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