@chrislehrPatriot yes, unfortunately Fully Delegated domains are one of
the scenarios in the limitations section for the DANE documentation:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/purview/how-smtp-dane-works#limitations
We are planning on addressing lack of support for fully delegated
domains sometime ne...
@kevindd992002, if you run Exchange Server for any reason, you need a
Server license. If you have Microsoft 365 E3 or E5 licenses, then you
get an unlimited number of Server licenses via extended use rights. If
you don't have any cloud license that provides these extended use
rights, then you will n...
@kevindd992002 , for an alternate perspective, if you have an on-prem
Exchange Server for any non-EXO reason, including SMTP Relay, then the
server would need to be licensed, with SA. However, I agree with
@ColachoMendoza , "I would wait for the MS support folks
@The_Exchange_Team to answer this."
kevindd992002 the way I understand it is paid for as long as the users
sending emails are E3/E5 licensed in the cloud via On Prem you're O.Kbut
I would wait for the MS support folks @The_Exchange_Team to answer this.
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