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[Improvement] - Health Checker: Dedicated Exchange Hybrid Application is recommended in no rich coexistence hybrid configuration
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Since Jun 3, 2025.
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Description
Provide Version Number
25.05.28.1447
Describe the issue
The Healthchecker says the we should create the dedicated hybrid application, because the script checks only with Get-SettingOverride.
Expected behavior
The Script should only output the recommendation for dedicated hybrid app if Get-HybridConfiguration returns one or more Features that are part of the rich coexistence.
Script Output
Feature(s) enabled for Hybrid use: SecureMail Dedicated Exchange Hybrid Application: Configure the dedicated hybrid app to ensure hybrid features continue working in the future More information: https://aka.ms/HC-ExchangeHybridApplication
Additional context
- Following the Exchange Blog Article: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/exchange/exchange-server-security-changes-for-hybrid-deployments/4396833 we removed with ConfigureExchangeHybridApplication.ps1 -ResetFirstPartyServicePrincipalKeyCredentials the keycredentials as recommended in the blog article.
- We have manually set the Hybrid Configuration to non rich coexistence with Set-HybridConfiguration -Features SecureMail
- I'm not sure, but rich coexistence features should be: FreeBusy, MailTips and Photos
- The Healthchecker script was run from server with only the Management tools.
- We use on premise Exchange only for routing E-Mails from local applications to Exchange Online, or external recipients, and for recipients management
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