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OO ver. 2020.02 | Get Email List operation | Migration from Basic Authentication.

SatyaGannamraju

Hi,

We got a communication that starting Oct 1st 2022, Microsoft Exchange Web Services will be deprecating Basic Authentication, and customers have to migrate to Modern Authentication.

Get Email List operation(/Business Applications [2.1.5]/Library/Operations/Exchange/Exchange 2010 and 2013/Emails/Get Email List) is in use of workflows at our end.

Can someone help with

- What are the changes we have to perform at our end?

- Any changes we have to request the Exchange Admins?

Thank you,

Satya

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    A support ticket for this issue has been opened. OO support team is working with R&D to find out a solution. I will let you know when I have an update.

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