Exchange 2019
How to Use Sconfig on Windows Server 2022 Core Running Exchange Server 2019
Windows Server 2022 Core provides a minimalistic and lightweight installation option for running various server applications, including Exchange Server 2019. To manage and configure the server, Microsoft provides a command-line tool called Sconfig. In this guide, we...
Update to Exchange 2019 CU14: Keeping Your Exchange Servers Up to Date
Keeping your Exchange servers up to date is crucial for maintaining a secure and efficient email communication system. Microsoft regularly releases Cumulative Updates (CUs) for Exchange Server 2019, and one of the latest updates is CU14. In this blog post, we will...
Understanding the 30-Day Retention Period on Disabled Mailboxes in Exchange 2019
In Exchange 2019, there is an important feature called the 30-day retention period on disabled mailboxes. This feature ensures that even when a mailbox is disabled or deleted, the data associated with it is retained for a specific period of time. When a mailbox is...
Migrating Mailboxes from Exchange 2016 to Exchange Online with MigrationWiz
Are you planning to migrate your mailboxes from Exchange 2016 to Exchange Online? Look no further than MigrationWiz, a powerful and efficient solution that simplifies the migration process. In this blog post, we will guide you through the steps to migrate your...
Quick overview: Windows Server 2022 Core vs Windows Server 2022 GUI for Exchange Server 2019
When it comes to choosing the right operating system for your Exchange Server 2019 deployment, you have two options: Windows Server 2022 Core and Windows Server 2022 GUI. Both versions have their own advantages and considerations, so it's important to understand the...
How to Enable Cached Mode in Outlook and the Pros and Cons of Running Cached Mode
Outlook is a popular email client that offers various features and settings to enhance productivity and efficiency. One of these settings is Cached Mode, which allows users to access their mailbox data offline. In this article, we will guide you through the process of...
Exchange Server Vulnerabilities and the Importance of Patching and Testing
Introduction Over the past year, several vulnerabilities have been discovered in Exchange Server, the popular email and collaboration platform developed by Microsoft. These vulnerabilities have highlighted the critical importance of keeping systems patched and...
Using DNS CAA Records for Exchange 2019 SSL Certificates
When it comes to securing your Exchange 2019 server with an SSL certificate, one important aspect to consider is the use of DNS CAA (Certification Authority Authorization) records. DNS CAA records allow you to specify which Certificate Authorities (CAs) are allowed to...
Updating Autodiscover DNS Records When Moving Providers
When moving providers, it is crucial to update your Autodiscover DNS records both internally and externally to avoid any account setup failures. Autodiscover is a feature in Microsoft Exchange that automatically configures email clients, such as Outlook, to connect to...
How to Check and Block IP Addresses Causing Account Login Failures in Exchange 2013, 2016, and 2019 Application Logs
Exchange servers play a crucial role in facilitating email communication within organizations. However, it is important to monitor and secure these servers to prevent unauthorized access and potential security breaches. One way to enhance security is by regularly...
