Cumulative Update 14 for Exchange Server 2013

Summary

Cumulative Update 14 for Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 was released on September 20, 2016. Several nonsecurity issues are fixed in this cumulative update or a later cumulative update for Exchange Server 2013.

Issues that this cumulative update fixes

This cumulative update fixes the issues that are described in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:

• KB 3132513 "The Delegates settings were not saved correctly" when you try to add a user to Exchange Server 2013 from Microsoft Outlook

• KB 3172017 "NotFound Export failed with error type: 'NotFound'" error occurs when you perform an eDiscovery search in Exchange Server 2013

• KB 3176377 Links to access Exchange items in SharePoint eDiscovery search result fail with an HTTP error 500 in Exchange Server

• KB 3176540 OWA error reporting responds with a HTTP error 500 in OwaSerializationException

• KB 3176873 Can't create a new profile or connect to Exchange Server 2013 when an organization contains many address lists

• KB 3061079 RPC Client Access service crashes and Event 4999 is logged in Exchange Server 2013

• KB 3134918 An IRM-protected message sent to an external contact isn't returned in a search or discovery results when journaling is implemented in an Exchange Server 2013 environment

• KB 3190887 Upgrading Exchange Server causes the server to go offline unexpectedly

This update also includes new daylight saving time (DST) updates for Exchange Server 2013. For more information about DST, go to Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center.

More Information

For more information about the deployment of Exchange Server 2013, see Release Notes for Exchange 2013.

For more information about the coexistence of Exchange Server 2013 and earlier versions of Exchange Server in the same environment, see Exchange 2013 System Requirements.

For more information about other Exchange updates, see Exchange Server Updates: Build numbers and release dates.

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