Exchange Team blog is moving to a new home soon!
EHLO! As we hinted in our 15 year blogoversary post, this blog will be moving to a new home soon. Here is what you can expect: Our new home will be Microsoft Tech Community, Blogs section (there will...
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Exchange Online – Modern Authentication and Conditional Access Updates
We’re constantly improving the security of Office 365 products and services. Modern Authentication and Conditional Access are two of the best ways of ensuring that your clients can take advantage of...
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Introduction to Public Folder Hierarchy Sync
Introduction The purpose of this article is to provide high level overview of hierarchy synchronization process in public folders and provide some troubleshooting steps to monitor and troubleshoot...
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Microsoft Hybrid Agent Preview Update
As you are aware, we released the Microsoft Hybrid Agent for Exchange Server as a preview on Feb. 5th, 2019. The blog post for that release is located here. We have been busy working on a few...
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Introducing the new migration experience from Google G Suite
Several weeks ago we added a new Microsoft 365 Roadmap item announcing our intent to add ability to migrate Google G Suite calendars and contacts to the ability to migrate mail to Office 365 using our...
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The 100 migration batches limit and how to not run into it
As you might or might not know, in Exchange Online we have an upper limit of 100 migration batches. You can see this limit for MaxNumberOfBatches in the Exchange Online PowerShell Get-MigrationConfig:...
View ArticleInstalling Exchange Server 2019 on Windows Server 2019 Core – Notes From The...
To prepare for supporting on-premises Exchange Server 2019, I felt it necessary to build out a basic lab. I've used a default installation lab to great effect during my career supporting Exchange, both...
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FAQs on Office 365 Retention, Disposal & Archiving
With the introduction of Unified Retention & Retention Labels in the Security and Compliance, many customers have questions on the differences between Unified Retention, Retention Labels and MRM...
View ArticleThe time has come: our blog is moving
As mentioned back in March – we are moving! Starting today, we are starting our ‘freeze’ period where we do not expect to create any new posts on this blog. We’ll start again once we have moved to our...
View ArticleOur blog has moved to Tech Community!
We have moved this blog to Microsoft Tech Community. The EHLO announcement on the new blog was already posted. Our new blog home page is here. The new RSS feed URL is here. We are now working on...
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