Take control of your EWSAllowedAppIDs list before EWS access changes
Microsoft published this post on Exchange Team Blog on 4 September 2026.
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As we prepare for the final phase of Exchange Web Services retirement, we are refining how EWSAllowedAppIDs setting (which you can use to define your…
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