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790 TopicsCompany Wide Signature Management - What to choose?
Hello and greetings from Portugal! I'm trying to select a company wide signature management. For the moment my shortlist is Sigsync, CodeTwo and Exclaimer. Does anyone have any experience with one of them that can provide some feedback? Best Regards, Diogo SousaSolved987Views0likes2CommentsExchange on-prem license
Hello, I have installed ExchangeServerSE x64 iso file its in trial version i want to license it. What kind of license do i need? I have the following information from the EAC: Version 15.2 (Build 2562.17) Standard Trial Edition Trial and from powershell: Edition : StandardEvaluation AdminDisplayVersion : Version 15.2 (Build 2562.17) Since i've installed the ExchangeServerSE x64 is this the correct license i should require? Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) license 5 × Exchange Server Standard CALs (one per user/mailbox) Environment details: Exchange version: 2019 (Version 15.2) Number of mailboxes: 5 Is this valid and the correct license? Kind regards, Filip M101Views0likes2CommentsGmail to Microsoft 365 Migration Issue Open for 7+ Days – Seeking Guidance or Escalation Path
I’m facing an issue with a Gmail to Microsoft 365 migration that has been open for more than 7 days, and I’m looking for guidance or an escalation path from the community. Scenario: Migration type: Gmail to Microsoft 365 Issue started: April 22 Current status: Stuck with no clear resolution What’s happening: The support ticket has been active since April 22. However, the updates I’ve been receiving are generic responses such as “we are working on it” and “this has been prioritized.” Despite multiple follow-ups, there has been: No clear root cause identified No ETA provided No technical breakdown of the issue I also requested a callback from the assigned manager and technical lead to better understand the situation, but the communication has remained email-only with repeated status updates. What I’m looking for: Has anyone faced similar issues during Gmail → Microsoft 365 migrations? Are there known blockers or common causes that could lead to this kind of delay? What is the recommended escalation path when support is unable to provide technical clarity or ETA? Any insights, workarounds, or guidance would be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance.196Views1like1CommentDisabling Calendar Repair Assistant on mailboxes in Exchange Onprem 2019
Hi, We are in Exchange Hybrid setup were some mailboxes are in cloud and onprem. Recently, there were some issues with Calendar events were recipients weren't notified of any updates for the events, sometimes the updated event would have been cancelled by recipient and the recipient didn't even know that they received update and it was automatically cancelled by them.... This was a normal situation for EAs for their executive calendar events When raised a ticket with Microsoft on this issue, Microsoft collected CDL logs and found that CRA was kicking in each time when there was an update and was reverting the updated meeting request to the previous cancellation and as we know this is not a bug, this is just how the CRA works...So, Microsoft is like CRA is a legacy feature with limited applicability and functionality in the current exchange environment and hence has asked to disable-CRA in On-prem exchange as this will not affect normal calendar usage for users. I had disabled for 5 users and they have reverted that they are not seeing any issues post disabling CRA. so before gunning down on all mailboxes I wanted to take a second opinion on whether is it safe to disable CRA for alll mailboxes in Exchange OnpremSolved161Views0likes2CommentsUser cannot rename categories even when being the owner
Hi guys, I have a user that cannot rename categories in a mailbox whilst being the owner. As you can her permission level is set on owner. And yet the rename is greyed out: User says she was able to rename just some time ago, but when she tried on 17/04/2026 she couldn't. Anyone has any ideas?68Views0likes1CommentARC verification fail (40) on specific Exchange Online frontends - recurring issue
Hello, We are observing recurring arc=fail (40) errors on messages forwarded through Exchange Online, caused by specific frontend servers. The same messages pass ARC verification correctly on other providers (Google, etc.). Affected frontends identified so far: CH2PEPF0000013F.namprd02.prod.outlook.com - build 15.20.9700.17 (March 14, 2026) CH3PEPF0000000B.namprd04.prod.outlook.com - build 15.20.9769.17 (April 6, 2026) Both share the same build suffix .17. The signing implementation on our side has been cryptographically verified as correct and RFC 6376 compliant. The issue has also been reported on the IETF ietf-smtp mailing list with full technical analysis. Cryptographic analysis shows the failing servers append a spurious trailing \r\n to the last header before computing the verification hash, violating RFC 6376 Section 3.7. Is there a pattern with .17 frontend builds and ARC verification? Reagards Vittorio93Views1like2CommentsMailbox for Service Account (exchange online)
Hi Our organisation isn't ready to move to Exchange Online yet, though we have Office 365 e3 licencing. I need to create a service account that can send emails via Outlook 365 for use In Power Automate. The documentation I have seen for adding a mailbox to an existing AAD user requires assigning an exchange licence to the account via the licence portal. I can't see any such licences though we do have e3 licencing which are visible that I assume covers this? Unfortunately the admin who did the original configuration has moved on and I don't have a global admin role so have to go through a support team that can't help me with my lack of knowledge in the area! Any advice would be very much appreciated as what ( i think) should be a simple task has taken a lot of time to try and get to the bottom of! Thanks, Dale.37KViews0likes3CommentsOAB download fails after hybrid mailbox move.
Hi folks, I'm posting this query here as I doubt anyone in the Outlook forums would have the necessary Exchange hybrid knowledge. I run a classic hybrid Exchange environment where Exchange Server 2019 CU15 is the on-premise platform. Authentication is provided by on-premise AD FS, with the accounts being synchronised from on-premise via AAD Connect. I've just moved my on-premise mailbox to Exchange Online via New-MoveRequest and for the most part, everything is fine. One thing that possibly isn't fine - going off the Bits-Client event log is the regular offline address book downloads, where I'm seeing regular failures in the event log and through double-checking with bitsadmin.exe. The initial address book synchronisation worked as the view in Outlook is fully populated, however, I expect that future changes likely won't come through. bitsadmin output Event log output (There's numerous events to choose from - this is the one I'm most curious about.) The BITS service provided job credentials in response to the UNIDENTIFIED authentication challenge from the outlook.office365.com server for the Microsoft Outlook Offline Address Book <guid> transfer job that is associated with the following URL: /OAB/<guid>/oab.xml. The credentials for the <sid> user were rejected. When the mailbox was on-premise, the OAB came from the Exchange Server - no surprise there, where post migration it can be seen from the bitsadmin output it now comes from outlook.office365.com. Perhaps that's also to be expected - I don't know, but it makes sense given the move. What alerted me to there potentially being an issue is the systray icon frequently gets stuck on the "synchronising" icon, and running a manual full OAB sync from within Outlook fails to complete. After an extended "hang" period, the sync window eventually times out with the error shown above (the protracted UI behaviour would appear to be due to the large number of retries). Dropping the BITS job URL into Edge simply returns a HTTP 503, which doesn't necessarily strike me as a problem. After all, I'm unable to provide a BEARER token using this method. I haven't yet tried via PowerShell as it only occurred to me now but perhaps I'll do so after posting this. Searching on this error and scenario has turned up nothing useful. I have also checked and compared event log entries from an Azure AD-native account, where it's a mixed bag of successful OAB BITS downloads and unsuccessful ones that feature the same symptoms as above, which offers up the possibility this might be a transient service-side error (though I'm not leaning heavily towards this). Has anyone else encountered this issue and resolved it? Is it even an issue to begin with, or is this expected behaviour? I'm unsure what to make of the symptoms. Cheers, LainSolved264Views0likes2CommentsCan we hide default address lists in Outlook Address Book and show only custom ones?
There are existing Custom Address Lists. When users use the MS Outlook App (Office 2019) and open the Address Book, is it possible to hide the other address lists (including domain-sg-GAL, Global Address List, and domain-sg-Rooms), and only display the Custom Address Lists (domain-HK-AL and domain-sg-AL) — the ones shown in green in the photo?57Views0likes0Comments