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Why do I need an Exchange ActiveSync profile?
Exchange ActiveSync profile configuration allows configuration for what data types are synchronized (only applies to iOS 13/iPadOS or later). Exchange ActiveSync email settings allows for control over specific mail settings. These settings are only available when email data type is configured for synchronization.
What are the settings for Exchange ActiveSync in iOS?
Exchange ActiveSync email settings allows for control over specific mail settings. These settings are only available when email data type is configured for synchronization. While Apple’s implementation enables granularity in which data types are synchronized, Intune took a more scenario-focused approach.
Which is the default EAS profile in iOS?
For example, by default, in iOS/iPadOS, the following data types are synchronized: With device enrollment, administrators have the capability to push an Exchange ActiveSync profile to devices (what’s often referred to as a managed EAS profile).
How to manage outlook for iOS and Android?
Therefore, Microsoft recommends administrators only set mobile device access policies that allow/block devices based on device type or device model. You can define a default block rule and then configure an allow rule for Outlook for iOS and Android, and for Windows devices, using the following Exchange on-premises PowerShell commands.
What can I do with a managed EAS profile?
Managed EAS profiles also support and integrate with other MDM device restrictions like Viewing corporate documents in unmanaged apps (allowOpenFromManagedToUnmanaged). Unfortunately, prior to iOS 13, administrators had no control over what data is synchronized with a managed profile – only the user could enable or disable a data type.
Is there a managed EAS profile for InTune?
With the November service release, Intune supports this functionality natively. When configuring a new (or existing) managed EAS profile, you’ll see that we have redesigned the email profile into three distinct sections: Exchange ActiveSync account settings includes server endpoint, account information, and authentication methods.
When to add another account to Configuration Manager?
Configuration Manager also adds the parent site’s computer account to the group on the new site server. If you specify another account for file-based transfers, add that account to this group on the destination site server.