Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook

Fournisseur
Microsoft
Produit
Outlook
Type
Disponibilité
Date annonce
2025-10-27
Date effet
Date non publiee
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Concerné

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Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook

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The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop

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Qui est concerné : The audience described by the Microsoft update is represented by: Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop

Pourquoi c'est important : The change matters because the official source describes: Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop

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    Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop
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    Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop
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    Outlook: LDAP directory support for S/MIME in New Outlook The new Outlook now supports LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directories for sending S/MIME encrypted emails. This allows users to add an LDAP directory in the new Outlook and use it to fetch recipients’ certificates from the configured directory when sending S/MIME encrypted messages. #newoutlookforwindows GA date: May CY2026 Launched General Availability Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) GCC Outlook Desktop
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