
For more details, kinldy check our official article. It is possible, but I would not use this procdure. Based on search, seems the on-premises admin tools in Skype for Business Server and Lync Server 2013 enable you to move users from on premises to TeamsOnly mode in a single step using either the Move-CsUser cmdlet in PowerShell or the Skype for Business Server Control Panel.
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To change our firewall to support URL with wildcards? But how to deal with the HTTPS URLs which are encrypted by SSL? Or we have to violate our policy to enable the full Internet access for our WSUS server?īroad and you do not know what harm may do unknown servers that are not in update family. How can I check the IP addresses of these FQDNs (I don't think network monitor is a good solution)? Or can I understand that package filtering based firewall (IP address/port based firewall) does not support Microsoft Update server list? And we also have But from the information you shared to me, I can see there are wildcards in the URLs. However, the prerequisite is I know the FQDNs.

Thanks for your quick reply. We can try my best to check the IP addresses of the FQDNs frequently. It is possible, but I would not use this procdure.) This is why the list will be tooīroad and you do not know what harm may do unknown servers that are not in update family. In majority there is current list of update servers that is cnamed providers. (PS: There may be more risky business, namely open entire blocks of IP addresses in your firewall using database ARIN, RIPE. You have one more task, namely to resolve IP on local network. People use standard firewall that can work with FQDN.

Ports are standard ones 80 for http and 443 for https. or at least he will redirect you to another WSUS specialist. You can contact directly via mail a WSUS specialist that may have current IP addresses - jchornbe (a)microsoft dot com or at chip.hornbeck (a) outlook dot com. You may catch relevant data during initial sysnchronization. If WSUS ask other servers,then you should catch the network traffic with network monitor. You will have a base system with known FQDN.
