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A reader asked me if and how it is possible to add a link to the OWA login page. In this case, it was about adding a link to the password reset on the login page. At this point, it should be said that it is possible to change the login page, but these changes are made during installation. Read more
Windows Server 2019 is available again today. Server 2019 was originally released in October, but was withdrawn a short time later along with the Windows 10 update. As Windows Server 2019 is a prerequisite for Exchange 2019, some people were unable to start installing test environments. Windows Server 2019 can now be downloaded and ... Read more
Having already described the installation of Exchange 2019 on Server 2019 with a graphical user interface here, the recommended installation on Windows Server 2019 Core now follows. The installation of Exchange 2019 on Server Core is faster than on a server with a graphical user interface, once Exchange has been installed, you have to ... Read more
After a short how-to on the Exchange 2019 installation, here are the instructions for the initial configuration. The basic configuration is almost identical to the configuration of an Exchange 2016 server. So if you have already worked with Exchange 2013/2016, you will quickly find your way around here. If Exchange 2019 has been installed on Server 2019 Core, the steps described here can be followed in ... Read more
An error has crept into the Exchange 2019 RTM version that can lead to certificate warnings despite valid and correct certificates. This is caused by incorrectly configured cipher suites that do not contain support for HTTP/2. This leads to warnings in some browsers when accessing OWA or ECP, for example. The problem only occurs in the Exchange ... Read more
Microsoft has released Exchange 2019, so here is a first HowTo for installation on Windows Server 2019. Exchange 2019 is the first Exchange version that can be installed on Windows Server 2019 Core. Installation on Server Core is also the recommended deployment option. Despite the recommendation, many will probably choose to install ... Read more
With Exchange Server 2016 CU11, the requirements have changed somewhat, so here is an updated HowTo for installing Exchange 2016 from CU11 on Windows Server 2016. This HowTo is not an update of an existing installation, but a new/first installation on Windows Server 2016. A HowTo for ... Read more
Microsoft has released Exchange Server 2019. Microsoft customers with a volume license contract can now download and use the new Exchange version. Source: Exchange Team Blog - Exchange Server 2019 Now Available As previously announced, Exchange 2019 is only available in the VL program, customers without Volume Licensing must continue to use Exchange 2016 or switch to Office ... Read more
A reader reported a problem after installing a Cumulative Update (CU) on an Exchange 2016 server. It was no longer possible to access OWA and ECP after the installation. Both applications only returned a server error. When calling OWA, the error message read something like this: The file or assembly "Microsoft.Exchange.Common, Version=15.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, ... Read more
Better late than never: CU 11 for Exchange Server 2016 was released today. Microsoft is a little late this time, as the updates were actually expected back in September. Due to the late release of CU11, there will be no CU in December. CU12 will therefore only be released in March 2019 together with CU1 for Exchange ... Read more
