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Migrating to Exchange Online via Hybrid – over the long haul

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Express Route options for Hybrid Free busy, Discovery, Archive retention SMTP External MAC: Means you cannot have Express Route for EWS and Autodiscover Free Busy/Federation Mail Flow Internal Clients External Clients Express Route OK Express Route not OK AutoDiscover EWS SMTP OA ActiveSync OWA 1. Federation Features For server to server federated features we rely on connectivity to Autodiscover, EWS, and OAuth endpoints between on- premises and Exchange Online. This can be over Express Route or traditional connections 2. Mail Flow* Email can come from both internal and external recipients. If you want to allow for only Office 365 users to send mail to each other than you can use express route (so basically this is not happening) 3. Internal Clients If you have internal or VPN only clients, Express route will be fine. External Mobile: If you have ActiveSync or Outlook Mobile apps in use externally, Express Route cannot be use for Autodiscover or ActiveSync External Outlook: If you use Outlook externally, Express Route cannot be use for Autodiscover, Outlook Anywhere, or MapiHTTP endpoints External Public Folder or Shared Mailbox: If you use Outlook externally and access Public Folders or Shared Mailboxes, Express Route cannot be use for Autodiscover, Outlook Anywhere, or MapiHTTP endpoints External OWA: If you use OWA externally, you cannot use Express Route for the OWA endpoint Session Code: BRK4000 Title Review ExpressRoute for Office 365 configuration (routing, proxy and network security) Thursday, September 29 10:45am - 12:00pm

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