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You can check via header information. Open header information for any message and you can see if TLS is used or not.
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You can check via header information. Open header information for any message and you can see if TLS is used or not.

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Any other suggestions or comments?
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Hello Experts,<br />
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I need to provide visual proof to the Compliance Department of our TLS settings being opportunistic on exchange. We do have an exchange 2013 CU8 organization with multiple CAS, MBX in a cross site DAG, and just wondering if you know of a PowerShell script or cmdlet to export all TLS configuration to an HTML, or doc file<br />
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If not, should I print out screenshots of all send connectors?
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Hello Experts,

I need to provide visual proof to the Compliance Department of our TLS settings being opportunistic on exchange. We do have an exchange 2013 CU8 organization with multiple CAS, MBX in a cross site DAG, and just wondering if you know of a PowerShell script or cmdlet to export all TLS configuration to an HTML, or doc file


If not, should I print out screenshots of all send connectors?

exchange settings export

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