Return with us to the days of the silents.
To start -- a blank calendar and a single contact in Office 365.
We insert data using our latest tool from a single user.
You see the calendar data insert and then the contact data.
We then use our selective UNDO capability to remove the data.
This is all happening in real time -- no editing.
You know the popup warnings that we've been ignoring -- Microsoft will deprecate Azure AD TLS 1.1, 1.0 and 3DES cipher suite:
It's time to pay attention. Microsoft means it it this time.
We run regular recursion tests to ensure our application on older hardware (when we migrate legacy systems such as our newly announced Kerio migration tools.) As part of that work, we have to register an Azure Active Directory application. Our scripts started failing a few weeks ago during our test on an older machine. The root cause -- Microsoft announced the deprecation of TLS 1.0/1.1 on January 31, 2022 (this machine was set to use TLS 1.1)
We're not going to reproduce the steps to enable TlS 1.2 that Microsoft published in November, 2021
Microsoft provided a power shell script that does some of the work to check and enable TLS 1.2. It might be time to do this. The end of TLS 1.1 is near.
