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https://practical365.com/configuring-the-tls-certificate-name-for-exchange-server-receive-connectors/   Consider a scenario in which you’re trying to do the right thing by ensuring that authenticated SMTP client connections to your Exchange server are protected by TLS encryption. Most commonly this will be when you have IMAP or POP clients configured with the Exchange server (or a DNS alias that points to the Exchange server) as the SMTP server for sending email. If the client tries to authenticate over an unencrypted connection, a message is received with words to the effect of: The outgoing server (SMTP) mail.exchangeserverpro.net does not support the selected authentication method. After Googling around you learn that your SMTP client should use STARTTLS in order to authenticate securely. Here’s an example of how that is configured in Mozilla Thunderbird’s outgoing server settings. Notice also the use of port 587. Exchange servers are pre-configured by setup with a receive ...

 https://practical365.com/exchange-server-error-an-incomplete-installation-was-detected/ xchange Server Error: An Incomplete Installation Was Detected Post author: Written By Paul Cunningham Post published: February 15, 2017 28 Comments     I ran into an interesting issue while I was removing an  Exchange 2016 server  from an environment. The uninstall process failed on step 5 of 13 and threw an error. The error itself is not all that important for this article, since there are many different errors that might put you in the same position I found myself in, rare as that may be. When Exchange setup fails on an uninstall the first thing you would logically try is another uninstall. Unfortunately, Exchange setup now throws an error message that… An incomplete installation was detected. Run setup to complete Exchange installation. Taking Exchange at its word, I tried to reinstall the partially uninstalled server by running setup again. D:\>setup /m:install /r:m /...

 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 exceptio...