@LEGOFFanthony can you try running it again? I've seen at least one
report of this as a transient error (in Powershell Management API not
the cmdlet itself), rerunning again later it worked. You should also be
able to create an enforcement pause via the EAC report (Mail flow >
Reports > @janakhadka ...
Hi @Scott Schnoll & @The_Exchange_Team, enforcement pause has been
enabled on exchange server 2010 but still not applying. Any possible
clarifications on this scenario?
@FriedFrankTech the information regarding SDS validation can be found
here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/plan-and-deploy/post-installation-tasks/security-best-practices/exchange-serialization-payload-sign?view=exchserver-2019#validate-that-certificate-signing-of-powershell-serializatio...
@Mehtabkhan if HSTS is configured as per our documentation, the
Strict-Transport-Security header is sent from the server as part of the
response header. However, as already correctly mentioned by @Andrew_meo,
HSTS is a browser-related feature and therefore, doesn't come into play
when Outlook connec...
According to my knowledge, No. its not for Autodiscover URL. HSTS is a
policy mechanism that helps to protect websites (OWA or ECP when it
comes to Exchange Server) against man-in-the-middle attacks such as
protocol downgrade attacks and cookie hijacking. It is a widely
supported standard that was d...
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