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 https://practical365.com/using-exchange-transport-rules-to-add-email-signatures-to-messages/ Using Exchange Transport Rules to Add Email Signatures to Messages Post author: Written By Paul Cunningham Post published: February 17, 2016 24 Comments      Ham id asks: We’re hosting Exchange 2010 and I set up a transport rule for a standard signature. It is working, but my problem is that once the email get sent, I see the signature on the sent emails. Also, when the email gets forward or replied, I see my signature on the bottom of the email, even though I’m not the one who started the email conversation. Exchange Server and  Exchange Online  are capable of adding email signatures and disclaimer messages by using  transport rules . As an example, here is how I would configure a disclaimer for all outbound email messages. That rule will add the disclaimer text to the end of all outbound email messages, except if the text already exists (which is an exception I like to set to avoid multiple

systemctl restart ksmg.uwsgi  > Andrey Grudtsin: 1. Откройте на редактирование файл /var/opt/kaspersky/ksmg/redis/redis.conf 2. Заменить строку client-output-buffer-limit pubsub 32mb 8mb 60 на строку client-output-buffer-limit pubsub 0 0 0 3. Затем выполните команды: systemctl stop ksmg.uwsgi systemctl stop ksmg.celeryd systemctl stop ksmg.celerybeat systemctl restart ksmg.redis /opt/kaspersky/ksmg/libexec/redis/redis-cli -s /var/run/ksmg/redis.sock FLUSHDB Вывод команды должен быть OK systemctl start ksmg.celeryd systemctl start ksmg.celerybeat systemctl start ksmg.uwsgi > Andrey Grudtsin: перед действиями рекомендовали сделать снапшот машинки 

 https://www.alitajran.com/extended-protection-exchange-server/ Configure Extended Protection in Exchange Server Updated on October 19, 2023   Exchange ,  Powershell   3 Comments Many environments have not yet enabled Extended Protection in Exchange Server. While it’s possible for them to enable Extended Protection, they are not aware or informed correctly that they should enable it for security reasons. In this article, you will learn how to configure Extended Protection in Exchange Server. Table of contents What is Extended Protection? Check Extended Protection status Method 1. Exchange Health Checker script Method 2. Exchange Extended Protection Management PowerShell script How to enable Exchange Server Extended Protection Verify Extended Protection enabled status Rollback Exchange Extended Protection Conclusion What is Extended Protection? Windows Extended Protection  enhances the existing authentication in Windows Server and mitigates authentication relay or “man in the middle” (M