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I find that in the environments I touch it's usually Windows default until I actually need additional functionality.

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Yes pretty much all of my machines have PowerShell installed. Even the Linux ones. We have been using azure quite a bit and PS is pretty much a requirement for us. The azure cli works better but for some strange reason our devs prefer PS over bash/shell scripting

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lemmy.world

Sorry, I’m confused by what you mean here. Do you mean that PS7 is not compatible with the Exchange Powershell module?

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lemmy.world

The Exchange Online module will work with it, but it's unsupported to install PS7 on on-premises Exchange servers. They only support whatever version that comes with the OS version you've installed Exchange on.

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lemmy.world

Ack! I did not realize that. I checked my environment and I realized I took it for granted because I run PS7 and pssession into my Exchange server. I guess I didn’t even think!

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If you are remoting into Exchange it's probably fine, I honestly don't know what their stance is on that. You just can't install v7 ON the actual Exchange servers.

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