Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory Blog
The SMTP protocol is getting a bit long in the tooth and has often been declared dead, but now it seems to have been dealt its death blow. Exchange 2019 will no longer support SMTP. MAPIoverHTTP and EWS are waiting in the wings as successors. The SMTP protocol for exchanging emails has been around since 1982, so it is only ... Read more
Microsoft announced the new Exchange version at Ignite 2017. Exchange Server 2019 is due to be released as a preview in mid-2018 and will be available as an RTM in the second half of the year. I am therefore already looking forward to being able to write new articles on Exchange 2019 this year. The year should therefore be quite exciting, because even ... Read more
Recently, I have been confronted with problems and opinions on the subject of backup and Exchange Server. This is certainly a topic that can be argued about, so I have collected a few statements on the subject of backup: We don't need a backup, we use a DAG We don't need a backup, we have ... Read more
A new Exchange Server version was already announced at Ignite in Orlando, but Office will also be available in a new version in 2018. In most cases, Office will even be released a little earlier than Exchange 2019. This means that a few major migration projects are likely to start next year. Today, at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, we announced Office 2019-the next perpetual ... Read more
Microsoft announced Exchange Server 2019 at Ignite in Orlando. The first preview is due to be published in mid-2018. The release is planned for the second half of the year. However, the new functions that will be available have not yet been officially announced. So we will probably have to be patient a little longer. One positive aspect is that ... Read more
