Exchange direct push technology
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Enabled by default with Exchange Server 2003 SP2
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No preliminary device setup required. The device automatically switches from SMS to direct push technology when it synchronizes with ActiveSync. User steps thru ActiveSync wizard upon login to Exchange server.
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Exchange ActiveSync
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Enabled by default with Exchange Server 2003 SP2
Set parameters by using Exchange System Manager’s Mobile Services Properties
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No preliminary device setup required; user steps thru ActiveSync wizard upon login to Exchange server.
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Wireless access to global address list (GAL)
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Default Exchange Server setup
Requires Outlook Web Access published on Exchange Server
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No preliminary device setup required
Privileged devices have automatic access to GAL
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Remotely enforced IT policy
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Enable direct push technology in Exchange ActiveSync
Use Exchange System Manager’s Mobile Services Properties to apply policies
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No preliminary device setup required; user steps thru ActiveSync wizard upon login to Exchange server and accepts IT policies.
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Remote Wipe
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Enable direct push technology in Exchange ActiveSync
Use Mobile Administration Web tool to initiate, track, and cancel the remote wipe
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No preliminary device setup required; user steps thru ActiveSync wizard upon login to Exchange server and accepts IT policies.
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Certificate-based authentication
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Install certificate on Exchange Servers
Deploy Desktop ActiveSync 4.1 or later to desktops
Use the Certificate Enrollment tool to configure the devices via ActiveSync
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Initial certificate enrollment and renewal using Desktop ActiveSync is required.
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S/MIME mobile device support
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Deploy an Exchange Server 2003 messaging system with PKI security
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Install certificate enrollment protocol and key on the device
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