One month after realesing Exchange October update Microsoft launched another SU for November. Some CVE are patched and a “new” Feature is activated. Original blogpost can be found here. SUs are available for the following specific versions of Exchange Server: The process of updating did not change during this year, so nothing special here. Only …
Some days ago Microsoft released the October SU for Exchange 2016 and 2019. Installing this update is the same setup routine as known from previous updates before. See the original Exchange Team Blog post. Of course here are the downloadlinks for manual downloads. This is the official update instruction: Updating to SU october Microsoft treates …
Long time, there was no way to change the send mail address from primary to alias mail addresses. So sending address was forced by administration. Even if users have multiple smtp-addresses there was no official way to accomplish this. January 2022 changed this statement, now it is possible to use the secondary mail address. More …
Some days ago Microsoft released another SU Security Update for Exchange 2019 and 2016. See the original article from Exchange Team The June 2023 SUs address vulnerabilities responsibly reported to Microsoft by security partners and found through Microsoft’s internal processes. Although we are not aware of any active exploits in the wild, our recommendation is …
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Some days ago Microsoft a new roadmap for supported Exchange szenarios in hybrid environment considering mailflow traffic. There are some news about the so called Throttling dates (when Exchange Online begins to reject some messages from older Exchange OnPrem versions). See the original post and the roadmap here.This behavior is communicated already in March 2023 …
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