Microsoft extends updates for old Exchange and Skype servers
WORLDWIDE, JUL 17 – Microsoft offers a six-month Extended Security Update program for critical and important patches to assist customers completing migrations to newer subscription editions.
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Microsoft announces Extended Security Update programs for Exchange and Skype for Business
Support has ended, or is coming to an end, for a lot of Microsoft products at the moment. Perhaps the most notable or well-publicized is Windows 10, but this is far from being the end of the story. In a move designed to push people towards Teams, killing off Skype and Skype for Business made a lot of sense. The same is true of the aging Exchange 2016 and 2019 losing support. But while this makes sense for Microsoft, it is also incredibly disrupt…
Exchange Server 2016/2019 Extended Security Update Program
Six Months of an Extended Security Update Program from October 2025 to April 2026 Those who aren’t dedicated followers of the EHLO blog might have missed two interesting posts this week. The first covers delicensing resiliency for Exchange Online and the news that Microsoft is reducing the threshold for this feature to 5,000 tenant mailboxes. I think the feature should be available to all Exchange Online tenants, but let’s leave that debate asi…
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