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Brian McFadden
Oct 23, 2018Copper Contributor
Exchange Online Hybrid License
Afternoon, We have an on-premise dc with Office 365 for email. We have a Exchange 2007 server, which was our mail server before Office 365, which we continue to use to manage the mailboxes. Someo...
Oct 23, 2018
Similar rules apply, but for Hybrid edition, it's made for your scenario as long as you do not host any mailbox still on-prem. http://techgenix.com/how-obtain-exchange-hybrid-edition-product-key/
- Brian McFaddenOct 23, 2018Copper Contributor
Thanks for this Chris.
I did find that article but i noticed it is from 2014 and more recent articles say 2007 is no longer supported as it is EOL and not hybrid compatible. The only solution I can think of is to essentially carry out an Exchange 2007 - Exchange 2013 migration but this would involve me buying an Exchange 2013 licence.
- Oct 23, 2018assuming you don't host any mailboxes you should be able to fire up a newer hybrid version and join it into your domain, there shouldn't be a "migration" if you have it there just for configuration :).
- Rnishat0786Oct 23, 2018Iron Contributor
Hi Brian
I would suggest to open a case with MS support. You may refer to the below articles for reference, however opening a case with MS support would be a better Idea.
https://cloudiffic.com/office-365-hybrid-license-key/
Thanks
Robin Nishad
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Technical Consultant
- Brian McFaddenOct 24, 2018Copper Contributor
Thank you all!