@scottalanmiller - It is a free license, so selling more stuff doesn't really matter.

@scottalanmiller - Which OS and browser?

@wrcombs - But you have a call logged for the hour that you were on the phone with them. Easy to prove.

@scottalanmiller - I tried a search in chrome and firefox and don't get anything that pops out when hovering over a result link.

Sort of related - Is there a best practice guide to "securing" or hardening linux OS flavors?

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Drinking:

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Interesting. Never heard of it.

@obsolesce To me, what you say makes sense. I still don't know why MS wouldn't promote that method and have it laid out saying that you should keep your Exchange server after a migration. So much so, that they have a special license that you can get for a hybrid management scenario.

@scottalanmiller
Go back and read the link I posted to MS support

I am just saying, currently, it is the supported method to have an Exchange server on-prem to manage mailboxes IF you want to use aadconnect.

Also, they hinted at a new service that would do away with the Exchange on-prem requirement at Ignite last year and the year before.

Per this link -

https://practical365.com/exchange-server/removing-premises-exchange-servers-migrating-office-365/

@obsolesce Is this something that requires Exchange 2016 to be running on-prem? It doesn't say in that article.

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