When you install Microsoft Exchange 2019 on Windows 2019 or 2022 server it is suggested to add some exclusions to Windows Defender. Since the list is quite large, use PowerShell to add exclusions. Exclusion list can be found at Running Windows antivirus software on Exchange servers | Microsoft Learn SECURITY PRECAUTION - Don't just blindly copy below commands and exclusions but check them. If anyone manipulated the below list on this site without my knowledge you will end adding exclusions you don't want to have. Run PowerShell on Windows 2019/2022 Exchange 2019 server as administrator. # Define the exclusion paths $folderExclusions = @( "$env:SystemRoot\Cluster", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\ClientAccess\OAB", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\FIP-FS", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\GroupMetrics", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\Logging", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\Mailbox", "$env:ExchangeInstallPath\Tr
A user wrote: Recently I went to Portugal and when I was there I bought a sim card and put it in my iPhone 11 Pro, with my primary e-sim still in it. When I got home to Australia, I deactivated the Portugal sim-card, deleted it and took the sim card out. Now when someone call me I respond with text, my iPhone changes the calling numbers country code to +31. I had the same problem. Despite turning "Dial assist" on/off, checking Country, Language and all the suggested stuff it did not work for me. What I did at the end was deleting country prefix from contact numbers --> Save --> Added country prefix again . It works now.