To undo a deletion, you must reapply the setting. You can also revert to the original settings by exiting the Details Templates Editor without saving your changes. If you want to undo changes after you have saved, you can restore the template.
When you restore a template, all customization is lost, and the template is restored to its original configuration. For more information about how to restore the details template, see Restore a details template to the default configuration. To add an "Edit" text boxes, list boxes, multi-valued drop-down boxes, or multi-valued list boxes, in the toolbox pane, drag the object to the design pane.
Set the attribute of the object by clicking the attribute drop-down box in the properties pane and then selecting the attribute that will be used by Exchange. You must link the object to an attribute for it to be used by Exchange. In addition, the attribute determines the content that is displayed to the end user in Outlook. If you don't select an attribute, a random attribute is selected automatically. To add a group box, drag the object to the design pane. Then, in the properties pane, type a name in the Text box.
Use group boxes to group similar objects. To add a tab to the template, right-click an existing tab, and then click Add Tab. A blank tab appears. To name the tab, type the name in the Text box in the properties pane. To remove a tab from the template, right-click the tab, and then click Remove Tab. A warning appears. Click OK to confirm that you want to remove the tab. You can extend IRM protection to other file formats by deploying custom protectors. For more information about custom protectors, search for Information Protection and Control Partners on the Microsoft solution providers page.
For procedures, see Managing Rights Protection. The cmdlet performs these tests:. Once you install the RMS connector, it provides continuous data protection during the lifetime of the information. And, because these services are customizable, you can define the level of protection that you need.
For example, you can limit email message access to specific users, or set view-only rights for certain messages. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? In this article. TLS is an Internet standard protocol that's used to encrypt network communications.
By default, Exchange uses TLS for all internal message transfers. You can also configure domain security to enforce mutual TLS with external organizations. In other words, TLS protects information in motion, and it doesn't provide protection at the message-level or for information at rest. Unless the messages are encrypted using another method, messages in sender and recipient mailboxes remain unprotected.
For email sent outside the organization, you can require TLS only for the first hop. Because TLS is a transport layer technology that's used in mail flow, it can't provide control over what the recipient does with the message. Users decide whether a message gets encrypted. There are additional costs of a public key infrastructure PKI deployment, with the accompanying overhead of certificate management for users and protection of private keys.
After a message is decrypted, there's no control over what the recipient can do with the information. Decrypted information can be copied, printed, or forwarded.
By default, saved attachments aren't protected. Therefore, the messaging servers can't enforce messaging policies, scan messages for viruses, or take other actions that require access to the content in messages. For the requirements, see the IRM requirements section later in this topic.
Sending messages between different Active Directory forests in an on-premises organization. Sending messages between an on-premises Exchange organization and a Microsoft or Office organization in a hybrid deployment. To select the host name for the certificate's Subject field, select the value and click Set as common name check mark. The value should now appear bold.
If you want a certificate for a single host name, select the other values one at a time and click Remove. You can't delete the bold host name value that will be used for the certificate's Subject field.
First, you need to select or add a different host name, and then click Set as common name check mark. The changes that you make on this page might be lost if you click the Back button. On the Specify information about your organization page, enter the following values:. Note: These X.
Check the Subject field requirements of your CA. On the Save the certificate request to the following file page, enter the UNC path and filename for the certificate request. When you're finished, click Finish. The certificate request appears in the list of Exchange certificates with a status value of Pending. For next steps, see the Next steps section. To create a new certificate request for a wildcard certificate, a SAN certificate, or a certificate for a single host, use the following syntax:.
This example creates a certificate request on the local Exchange server for a wildcard certificate with the following properties:. This example creates a certificate request on the local Exchange server for a SAN certificate with the following properties:. SubjectName : mail. The only required part of the X. We didn't use the BinaryEncoded switch, so the request is Base64 encoded. The information that's displayed onscreen is also written to the file, and the contents of the file are what we need to send to the CA.
If we had used the BinaryEncoded switch, the request would have been encoded by DER, and the certificate request file itself is what we would need to send to the CA.
To verify that you have successfully created a new certificate request, perform either of the following steps:. The request should be in the list of certificates with the Status value Pending request. In the Exchange Management Shell on the server where you stored the certificate request, run the following command:.
You need to send this information to the CA. How you send it depends on the CA, but typically, you send the contents of the file in an email message or in the certificate request form on the CA's web site.
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