For those tenants, Microsoft recommends the use of Exchange hybrid modern authentication (HMA) to protect access to Exchange on-premises. New customers and existing customers that do not have an active connector will no longer be able to create new connectors or manage Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) devices from Intune. Existing customers with an active connector will be able to continue with the current functionality at this time. Intune will be removing support for the Exchange On-Premises Connector feature from the Intune service beginning in the 2007 (July) release. This connector is also called the Exchange ActiveSync on-premises connector in some locations of the Intune admin center. To help protect access to Exchange, Intune relies on an on-premises component that's known as the Microsoft Intune Exchange connector. With this change, the UI to configure and manage the Exchange Connector for Intune has been removed from the Microsoft Intune admin center, unless you already use an Exchange connector with your subscription. Use of HMA does not require Intune to setup and use the Exchange Connector. You can continue to use the connector or configure HMA and then uninstall your connector.

If you have an Exchange Connector set up in your environment, your Intune tenant remains supported for its use, and you’ll continue to have access to UI that supports its configuration. The information in this article applies to customers who are supported to use an Exchange Connector.īeginning in July of 2020, support for the Exchange connector is deprecated, and replaced by Exchange hybrid modern authentication (HMA).

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