Hi All,
Today Microsoft has released a new Version of the MSIdentityTools PowerShell Module
MSIdentityTools 2.0.10
Find-Module MSIdentityTools
If you have already installed a Version of the PowerShell Module
Uninstall-Module MSIdentityTools
Install the PowerShell Module
Install-Module MSIdentityTools
Get-Command -Module MSIdentityTools
Get-MsIdAzureIpRange | measure
Connect-MgGraph
Resolve-MsIdTenant -TenantValue icewolfch.onmicrosoft.com
Regards
Andres Bohren
Hi All,
Do you know the Exchange Server HealthChecker Script from the Microsoft Exchange CSS Team?
It's recommended to run after you Install Exchange Server or after a Security or Cumulative Update.
Exchange Server HealthChecker
I've downloaded the Script already. If you run the Script it will check for a new Version.
As you can see the Script was updated, but you have to restart the Exchange Management Shell.
.\HealthChecker.ps1
Regards
Andres Bohren
Hi All,
Apart from the Exchange 2016/2019 Cumulative Update there have been some major Changes annouced today on the Exchange Team Blog
- Servicing Model changes from Quarterly Updates to Semi-anual (target March and September)
- Exchange 2019 CU12 Microsoft introduces a Free Exchange License for the Exchange Server
- Exchange 2019 CU12 supports now a MFA enabled Acccount for Hybrid Management PowerShell (Get-HybridAgent, UpdateHybridApplication, Get-HybridApplication, Remove-HybridApplication)
- Exchange 2019 CU12 supports now Windows Server 2022 OS
- The latest Exchange CU Supports now Windows Server 2022 Active Directory
- Exchange 2019 CU12 comes a new Management Tools Role that eliminates the need of having an Exchange 2019 Server in a Hybrid Environement (Manage recipients in Exchange Hybrid environments using Management tools)
Released: 2022 H1 Cumulative Updates for Exchange Server
Cumulative Update 23 for Exchange Server 2016 (KB5011155)
Cumulative Update 23 for Exchange Server 2016 (KB5011155)
Regards
Andres Bohren