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how can i get the version of outlook connected to exchange 2016?
in older exchange versions we used to utilize LogonStatistics to report the version of outlook connected to exchange servers
as i know the above cmdlet is depreciated, so is there is anyway now i can pull such information
my objective is to reach to a point where i am able to decide if i should apply changes on exchange servers to prohibit older versions of outlook from connecting to exchange
thanks but the tool did not work i have exchange 2016 on 2016 Server, it simply shows error prompt no details
sorry again for the delay but i have reached the bottom line on this... it is supported only on Exch 2013 not 2016
You could get the result from IIS log(C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC1) directly:
The above log said that administrator login Outlook(16.0.13426.20308) on Window server 2012(Windows NT 6.3).
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checking this way
you could get the result from IIS log(C:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles\W3SVC1) directly
is not practical, i was looking for a report to understand the outlook versions, the log file is huge and contains lots of data
is there a simpler practical way? the Exmon looks very nice but doesn't work though!
Ok bummer.
There are alternatives out there that arent as easy as Exmon. Looks like it doesnt support W2016 and above :(
http://blog.chrislehr.com/2019/01/reporting-on-office-versions-in-use.html
http://blog.chrislehr.com/2014/05/reporting-on-outlook-client-versions.html
https://blog.expta.com/2014/05/reporting-outlook-client-versions-using.html
As far as I know, there doesn't exist Official tools that could help you generate a report. If you want to find a tool that could generate a report, you may need to check third-party software.
Here may be a workaround for you:
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thanks Kylexu
to make it easier, we would like to stop outlook 2010 (all versions) from connecting to Exchange 2016
can you advice in that