So, Exchange will support TLS v1.3 in H1 2024 (CU14). Does that also
presuppose you're running it on Windows Server 2022 to use it? I don't
think WinSvr2019 does.
@jwoodman1325 Exactly right! :) Thanks for catching that! My apologies
@LEGOFFanthony for missing that in my reply to you. I've also updated my
comment further above to make the cmdlet syntax more clear:
New-TenantExemptionInfo -BlockingScenario UnpatchedOnPremServer
-NumberOfDays <n>
@LEGOFFanthony Your command is incomplete. It should
be:New-TenantExemptionInfo -BlockingScenario UnpatchedOnPremServer
-NumberOfDays 30notNew-TenantExemptionInfo -BlockingScenario
UnpatchedOnPremServer -30 Thanks
@arconicajanes As I already answered in comments, there will be more
information soon. We have already committed to continue Exchange Server
on-premises so unclear what is this worst kept secret you speak of. :)
@admhb Indeed. Exchange 2019 is a supported product. When a new CU is
released, one of t...
@KevinShaughnessy Hi Kevin, Thanks for the info! I'll focus on upgrading
the Edge server to 2019 to address the current initiative's concerns. I
appreciate the encouragement to update all Exchange servers, and I'll
keep that in mind for future planning.
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