1. Wade Bumgarner Wade.Bumgarner@unco.edu
AD RMS at UNC
Wade Bumgarner

2. What is AD RMS?
Integrates with Active Directory to provide the ability to secure Office documents.
Available extensions for developers to integrate into other applications
Share with mobile devices: Windows Phone, Android, iOS, and Windows RT using the RMS Sharing app

3. Protecting a Word Document

4. Protecting a Word Document

5. Protecting a Word Document

6. Protecting an e-mail in Outlook

7. Protecting an e-mail in Outlook

8. Microsoft Rights Management Sharing Application

9. Trying to take a screenshot without copy permission

10. Opening a document without permission

11. Opening AD RMS protected content when no one has rights

12. PickelMonkey & DuckButt
AD RMS Cluster Naming Considerations
CNAME for the Cluster
CNAME for the Database Server
Backup the Encryption Root Key
Backup the Encryption Passphrase
Rights Policy Templates

13. Azure Rights Management
Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS)
Supports information rights management (IRM) capabilities in Microsoft Online services such as Exchange Online and SharePoint Online, as well as Office 365.
Supports on-premises Microsoft server products such as Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and file servers that run Windows Server and File Classification Infrastructure (FCI).
Also supports on-premises Microsoft server products, such as Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and file servers that run Windows Server and File Classification Infrastructure (FCI).
Minimum supported version of Microsoft Office is Office 2010, which requires the RMS sharing application.
Minimum supported version of Microsoft Office is Office 2007.
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 is not supported.
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 is supported.
Supports the RMS sharing application for Windows and mobile devices.
Supports the RMS sharing application for Windows and mobile devices. However, sharing is restricted to your own organization and does not support notification, which lets the sender know when somebody tries to open a protected attachment.
Minimum supported version of the Windows client is Windows 7.
Minimum supported version of the Windows client is Windows Vista Service Pack 2.
Mobile device support includes Windows Phone, Android, iOS, and Windows RT.
Mobile device support includes Windows Phone, Android, iOS, and Windows RT, and requires the Active Directory Rights Management Services Mobile Device Extension.
Supports outbound migration from Azure Rights Management to Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS).
Supports migration from Azure Rights Management and migration from Windows Server 2003 AD RMS.
Does not currently support migration from AD RMS.

14. AD RMS Resources Exchange 2010 Integration:
Exchange 2013 Integration helpful steps:
SharePoint 2010 Integration:
PickelMonkey & DuckButt:
Best Practices:
Azure RMS vs AD RMS: