OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials Flow support for POP and IMAP Protocols
Overview Applications that need to access Exchange Online mailboxes without user interaction and using the identity of the application as opposed to user identity are now supported. This is enabled by using service principals in Exchange and mailbox permissions. While no user interaction is needed, Exchange Online admins will need to provide specific mailbox access […]
Mailbox Migration from Exchange Server 2010 to 2016 in Hybrid Office 365 Environment
Before migrating completely to Exchange Server 2016, many organizations need to run it alongside Exchange Server 2010. This process is called coexistence. Coexistence ensures smooth communication between old and new servers during migration. So that the users can continue sending emails without interruption. In this guide, you’ll learn the prerequisites, installation steps, and post-installation configuration […]
Streamlining your Exchange Server permissions to prevent bad actors from gaining unauthorized access to your organization’s email
Your Data is very important !!! Email servers are gold mine for hackers… Modern day cyber security threats are constantly evolving, making it increasingly difficult for organizations to protect their networks and data from unauthorized access. Some of the most common threats include: To combat these threats, organizations must implement robust security measures, such as firewalls, intrusion […]
Recovering Exchange Server DAG Member Node | Step-by-Step Recovery Guide
If a Mailbox server that’s a member of a database availability group (DAG) is lost or fails, and is unrecoverable and needs replacement, you can run a server recovery operation. Deployment of Underlying Physical/Virtual Machine & Base Windows Server OS What you need to verify before begin If Exchange is installed in a location other […]