PowerShell uses a concept called pipelining to combine two or more cmdlets to perform a cohesive task.
The PowerShell pipeline combines singularly useful cmdlets together to process data. Used intelligently, the pipeline is a great way to process data through a series of steps to automate common administrative operations. Mastering the pipeline, or at least becoming comfortable with pipelining cmdlets, is an essential skill for anyone using PowerShell to manage Microsoft 365 tenants.
Exchange Online Introduces DANE and DNSSEC for Outbound Email
In a December 24 announcement, Microsoft says that the roll-out of DNSSEC and DANE support in Exchange Online will start in mid-January 2022. Because this is a big change for the Exchange Online infrastructure, Microsoft is using a phased deployment which won’t complete until mid-May. Support for DNSSEC and DANE has been coming for a long time, but it’s good that the extra security which these standards bring will be available to Exchange Online tenants.
Office 365 10-Year Anniversary Series: Following Exchange into the Cloud
This is the third article in a continuation of our weekly series celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Office 365. Microsoft MVP Nicolas Blank shares his experience as a Microsoft Certified Master for Exchange 2010, and how his world changed drastically over the past ten years as he followed Exchange into the Cloud.
Exchange Server 2016 Migration – Mail Flow Cutover
Migrating inbound, outbound, and internal relay mail flow to Exchange Server 2016 during a migration project.
There's No Need to Create Connectors for Internal Exchange Server Mail Flow
Internal mail flow for an Exchange Server environment can be broken due to a number of common mis-configurations.