I understand that once the mainstream support ends, only the latest CU
is supported. In this situation, when a new CU is released in 2024, the
existing on-prem environment become unsupported instantly even if the
environment has been "latest" before that moment, and the unsupported
situation continu...
@Lukas Sassl thank you very much for your prompt and detailed response.
I was able to manually export the Cert to pfx and import it into second
server and restarted the host service. Running the script again shows no
further action is required. Now onto the install of the SU.Thanks again.
This is good information, but it leaves alot to be desired. For example,
if Exchange Server 2019 is ending mainstream support, then where is the
replacement server version that is in mainstream support? It doesn't
make any sense to leave us hanging like this, unless the plan is to
force us off of on...
@Wess33 regarding your questions: Q: [...]should I manually export it to
pfx and then import it into the personal store of the second server
where it's missing[...] A: You can do that if you want. Just import it
to the personal store of the computer and restart the
MSExchangeServiceHost service on t...
@Lukas Sassl so a couple of follow up questions. Assuming the existing
certificate is exportable, should I manually export it to pfx and then
import it into the personal store of the second server where it's
missing before running the script? Also, should I run the script command
on the server where...
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