Exchange 2019 - Consider disabling external access to the ECP
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Edward van Biljon (MVP)
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In this video we chat about the attacks that have happen to Exchange Servers where the ECP is exposed to the internet and we show you how you can disable it using PowerShell.
Video Steps
1. Open the Exchange management shell
Click on start and then expand Exchange Server 2016 and click on Exchange Management shell.2. Enter the following command
Type in the following command: Get-ECPVirtualDirectory -Server EX2019A | Set-ECPVirtualDirectory -AdminEnabled $false.
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