Microsoft has published its official guide on the uninstallation and decommissioning of Exchange Server 2016. That’s because it’s reaching end of support in the not-too-distant future.
Microsoft recently published a three-part guide on the New Outlook for Windows that was released at the start of the month. Part III of that guide was posted today, and you can find it here in our dedicated piece.
Following that, earlier today, the tech giant also published a new guide about the decommissioning of Exchange Server 2016, which is reaching the end of servicing status next year on October 14. Microsoft announced the upcoming end of lift status for Exchange Server 2016 earlier this year in April with an update to its Exchange Server roadmap. Alongside Exchange 2016, the company also announced the end of support (EOS) of a bunch of other things.
Like the New Outlook guide linked above, the Exchange Server 2016 EOL (end of life) guide is also very detailed and has been laid out in several step-by-step points.
