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Exchange ActiveSync
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v1: “AirSync” in MIS 2002EmailContactsCalendarDevice initiated sync
v2: Exchange 2003First “Always Up To Date” implementation using SMS
v2.5: Exchange 2003 SP1Tasks syncGAL SearchEmail FoldersRemote wipeSSL message exchangeAdvanced PIN policies
v12: Exchange 2007AutoDiscoverHTML MailEmail Server SearchPassword ResetFlag for Follow-upOut of OfficeUNC share & SharePoint doc linksMeeting attendees
v12.1: Exchange 2007 SP1AUTD: Pending GETCompressionRemote wipe confirmation30 new policies!
v14: Exchange 2010Conversation segmentationReply stateNotesFree/Busy SchedulingNicknamesUM & SMS2 policies
v14.1: Exchange 2010 SP1GAL PhotosAllow / Block / QuarantineIRM MessagesMessage Diffs
Email base is huge, active, still growing…
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Consumers Business users
…and, becoming increasingly mobile
Use of a mobile device to access emailWorldwide, business & consumer
…and, becoming increasingly mobile
Messages read on a mobile deviceof nearly 20b messages daily, worldwide across business & consumer
Today’s environment demands moreUsers: Feature gapsImportant Outlook features unavailable on most phonesLack of continuity between desktop, tablet and phone experiences
IT: Lack of business & personal boundariesMerged content in native appsLack of granular control of policies, especially Remote Wipe
Everyone: Quality gapsComplicated ActiveSync implementations left to the device makerData integrity problems, and performance implications on servers
Exchange ActiveSyncv1: “AirSync” in MIS 2002EmailContactsCalendarDevice initiated sync
v2: Exchange 2003First “Always Up To Date” implementation using SMS
v2.5: Exchange 2003 SP1Tasks syncGAL SearchEmail FoldersRemote wipeSSL message exchangeAdvanced PIN policies
v12: Exchange 2007AutoDiscoverHTML MailEmail Server SearchPassword ResetFlag for Follow-upOut of OfficeUNC share & SharePoint doc linksMeeting attendees
v12.1: Exchange 2007 SP1AUTD: Pending GETCompressionRemote wipe confirmation30 new policies!
v14: Exchange 2010Conversation segmentationReply stateNotesFree/Busy SchedulingNicknamesUM & SMS2 policies
v14.1: Exchange 2010 SP1GAL PhotosAllow / Block / QuarantineIRM MessagesMessage Diffs
Exchange ActiveSyncv1: “AirSync” in MIS 2002EmailContactsCalendarDevice initiated sync
v2: Exchange 2003First “Always Up To Date” implementation using SMS
v2.5: Exchange 2003 SP1Tasks syncGAL SearchEmail FoldersRemote wipeSSL message exchangeAdvanced PIN policies
v12: Exchange 2007AutoDiscoverHTML MailEmail Server SearchPassword ResetFlag for Follow-upOut of OfficeUNC share & SharePoint doc linksMeeting attendees
v12.1: Exchange 2007 SP1AUTD: Pending GETCompressionRemote wipe confirmation30 new policies!
v14: Exchange 2010Conversation segmentationReply stateNotesFree/Busy SchedulingNicknamesUM & SMS2 policies
v14.1: Exchange 2010 SP1GAL PhotosAllow / Block / QuarantineIRM MessagesMessage Diffs
Fueling Mobile Email Growth
Business TrendsBusinesses extending access more widelyRemote working / virtual organizationsDevice management tools to embrace BYOD
Consumer TrendsMassive growth in smartphone adoption‘App-ification’ of everythingSimplicity of account setup out of the box
Quickly evolving device capabilitiesLarger devices and screen sizes Richer interactions with appsImprovements in battery technology Background processing and always-up-to-date syncNear ubiquitous connectivity Cloud unlocks advanced featuresPresence of Microsoft Office Real productivity is possible while mobile
ActiveSyncUbiquitous and approachable
Available on nearly every smartphone sold, worldwide
UsefulAccess to Exchange essentials: Email, Calendar,
Contacts & Tasks
BYOD, but manageableIT can manage access and policies of individual devices
Reach
CompleteMost complete expression of our service capabilities
Tailored and IntegratedTargeted scenarios for each device, deeply integrated with each platform
BYOD, but with manageable appsIT can manage access and policies of the app itself
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OWA for DevicesAvailable in the device’s app store
Microsoft, from end to endThe quality and completeness of experience customers expect
Independently managedKeep your photos, apps, texts safe from the remote wipe
Updates at the speed of the mailboxApp updates with the server/service, lighting up new innovation as it’s released
Mail: triage, fast!Mail features, not available in most EAS clientsInfinite list viewThe Outlook / Exchange conversation modelPush notification of unseen mail countQuickly search all your mail, with search suggestionsIgnore conversations, Mark as junkMailtipsRead and compose IRM messagesFavorite folders from OutlookDraft folder sync
Calendar: it’s about timeCalendar featuresFree/Busy scheduling assistantSchedule online meetingsView proposed timesDelegate accessView conflicts before accepting invitesCategories in meetingsAttachments in meetingsAppointment / meeting reminders, even when app isn’t runningRich location in meetings, driving directions using maps app
People: find anyone, anywherePeople / Contact featuresView the organization hierarchyView contact picturesLink contacts from various sources to form a single ‘person’View extended properties, including office locationVoice search across all contact, including the GALSync the app contacts with the built-in contact list
Evolves with us, not after usGroupsDocument collaborationSocial conversationsCompliance
Lets just see it in action…
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“As an executive assistant, I love this app. I can now manage the calendars and email accounts of my executives from my phone and tablet. I can respond to meeting requests on their behalf quickly and sort out scheduling conflicts instantaneously.
“ “Love this app already. The calendar in
particular is nice to see match to
perfection my work calendar (including
color schemes etc.)
Some fair, critical feedback as wellSHIPPEDOn-premises support
COMING SOONAndroid appRich mail notificationsTasksZoom the reading paneLandscape support
Exchange 2013 on-prem supportPost-CU3, use OWA for Devices on-premisesConfigure push notifications by:Enrolling your organization in Office 365Update all on-premises servers to Exchange Server 2013 Cumulative Update 3 (CU3)Set up OAuth (Open Authorization) between the on-premises Exchange Server 2013 servers and Office 365Enable and push notifications from the on-premises Exchange Server 2013 to Office 365 and verify that they are working
Full details here:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn511017(v=exchg.150).aspx
Contact Sync policy
cmdlet:Set-OwaMailboxPolicy <MailboxPolicyName> –AllowCopyContactsToDeviceAddressbook $true
Contact Sync policyIn Exchange Admin Center:1. Select OwaMailboxPolicy-Default (or other policy), click Edit
Device policies apply to OWA for DevicesSet a PIN/Password requirementRequire encryptionRemotely wipe data
Important differences:Policies only manage the app, not the entire deviceOWA wipes only Exchange data, not a device reset!
OWA for Devices app usage policy
cmdlet:Set-CASMailbox -Identity [email protected] –OWAforDevicesEnabled $false
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