If you’ve migrated to Exchange Online, make sure you stop publishing your Exchange Servers to the internet. After a standard Hybrid migration, you still might be reliant on Exchange Server and in this article you can find out why and how to move remaining web services to Microsoft 365.
Installing the first Exchange 2016 server fails in a Hybrid environment
If you prefer to run Exchange Server setup for new installations or cumulative updates using the GUI rather than the command line, then you aren’t alone, and if you are finally getting round to removing an Exchange Server 2010 or 2013 Hybrid and replacing it with Exchange Server 2016, then it’s better late than never. […]
Why you need to rethink how you approach Exchange Hybrid migrations
Hybrid hasn’t changed much – but everything around it has. Over the last few years small changes to the way people deploy Microsoft 365 along with bigger shifts in the way your secure Microsoft 365 mean your old assumptions about Exchange Online migrations have to change. Has SharePoint become the go-to technology in Microsoft 365? Has HAFNIUM made publishing Exchange for Hybrid migrations more difficult? And how can MFA impact your once seamless migrations?
Hybrid Exchange: Making It Easier And Faster To Move To The Cloud
MVP Dominik Hoefling demonstrates how to make it easier and faster to move to the cloud with Hybrid Exchange including challenges and features.
Configuring Exchange Hybrid Cross-Forest Permissions
How to manage Exchange Server mailbox and delegate cross-forest permissions Office 365 hybrid deployments.