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While I like what MS is trying to do here, I think the communication/announcement is lacking. I only learned about this from a tech article that popped up on my news feed a couple of months ago. It was never brought up in any of our regular meetings with MS (CSAM, Account Manager,...). We are staying on top of keeping our exchange servers patched so I'm not concerned about any impact on our organization, but I think many organizations will receive an unpleasant surprise when this goes into effect because they were not made aware
In my opinion, for Exchange Admins, it is good practice to have the Exchange Team Blog monitored regularly. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/bg-p/Exchange
- Thanks Amjad, it is one take away for me from this event!
- Thanks for the feedback! We've posted details on our blog, we are sending Message Center posts to affected customers before any action is taken, and we have reports in the admin centers to notify admins. What other suggestions do you have for admin communications?
- Inform all CSAMs to communicate this to their customers. E-mail notifications are quickly ignored so probably best if they can get a meeting scheduled with customers, if they don't have any recurring meetings scheduled
- I agree with this too. Many smaller businesses communicate frequently with CSAM and other local MS folks.
