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I currently leverage Database mail with my on-prem SQL Server 2022.
I have it configured to send mail smtp.Office365.com over port 537 using basic auth.

I know Basic Auth is going away by the end of the year and curious to know if there are any plans to update this to handle modern auth or a service that accomplish this.

If this has been shared already Sorry.

I am curious to know what is the take on using Liquid fertilizer and weed prevention vs granular.

I am following the Scotts Halts | Weed & feed | Summer Guard.
I used the Halts granular in early Spring and coming up to the recommended date to apply Weed & Feed.

I used the cheap Scotts spreader that leaves dark stripes and rather than buy a new spreader I was thinking of a liquid application instead.

Curious to see the feedback on this.

As the title states I have a CAP that requires a device to be compliant to access the resource. Most of the devices fail when trying to access Exchange Online using the native mail app, but does pass when using the Outlook App.

When authenticating I am brought to a login.micorsoft.com webpage and it just seems to be stuck in a loop.

• Application: Apple Internet Accounts
• Resource: Office 365 Exchange Online

. Here is one example, but follows a pattern for these devices.

Device A: Enrolled and Compliant in Intune and fails the CAP

Device B: Enrolled and Compliant in Intune does not fail the CAP.

When looking at the sign-in event under Device Info:

Device A:

• Device ID: <Blank>
• Browser: Mobile Safari 26.3
• Operating System: iOS 18.7.0
• Compliant: No
• Managed: No
• Join Type: <Blank>

Device B:

• Device ID: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
• Browser: Mobile Safari 26.4
• Operating System: iOS 18.7.0
• Compliant: Yes
• Managed: Yes
• Join Type: Azure AD registered

In Intune there is a Intune ID and a Microsoft Entra ID.

In Entra I do see the device Enabled = Yes & Compliant = Yes

I hope someone has some insight to this.

I created a CA to target only iOS, Android. When I go into Conditions | Device Platform after creating and saving it. I see the the following.

Configure = Yes

Include = iOS, Android

Exclude =iOS, Android, MacOS, Linux

Is this known bug ?

I recently had my carrier ducted mini split replaced with Mitsubishi ducted mini split:

Model: PEAD-AA24NL-UI

I had it installed during the cool season (late Oct) when cooling was no on the top of my mind.

The other day I put the unit in Cooling mode and found that the low set point for this unit is 67° F. I was not aware that this was something that existed so to ask the contractor this was not something on my radar.

I think it is fine, but my wife is irate because of this.

I have read that this is by design to prevent coil freeze over during hot humid days.

Is there anyway to lower the set point on this unit a couple degrees in hope to satisfy my wife?