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Mobile Device Management for Office 365 can help you secure and manage mobile devices like iPhones, iPads, Androids, and Windows Phones used by licensed Office 365 users in your organization. You can create mobile device management policies with settings that can help control access to your organization’s Office 365 email and documents for supported mobile devices and apps. If a device is lost or stolen, you can remotely wipe the device to remove sensitive organizational information.

Modify your profile to ensure that you are using the correct Microsoft Exchange information service' Ok, so deleted the account and tried to set it up again however, under 'Add Account' there is no longer an option to set up an Exchange account. There are only two options: 1) Outlook.com or Exchange ActiveSync compatible service or 2) POP or IMAP.

Exchange Server Version and Features Feature: Exchange 2003. Exchange 2007. Exchange 2010. 64-Bit Architecture. Yes Administrative Groups. No - Uses Universal Security Groups. No - Uses Universal Security Groups. Anti-Spam agents on Hub Transport Server and Edge Role. Yes Calendar Repair Assistant. Yes Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR) No. Because Microsoft Exchange Server email security threats, such as spam and viruses, are constant, it is more important than ever to make sure Exchange Server is securely deployed. Even so, Exchange Server complexity - and the fact that the Internet is chock-full of contradictory advice - can make securing Exchange a challenge.

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Supported devices

You can use MDM for Office 365 to secure and manage the following types of devices.

• Windows Phone 8.1+
• iOS 7.1 or later versions
• Android 4 or later versions
• Windows 8.1*
• Windows 8.1 RT*
• Windows 10**
• Windows 10 Mobile**

* Access control for Windows 8.1 and Windows 8.1 RT devices is limited to Exchange ActiveSync.

** Requires the device to be joined to Azure Active Directory and be enrolled in the mobile device management service of your organization.

If people in your organization use mobile devices that aren't supported by Mobile Device Management for Office 365 , you might want to block Exchange ActiveSync app access to Office 365 email for those devices, to help make your organization's data more secure. Steps for blocking Exchange ActiveSync: See Manage device access settings.

Access control for Office 365 email and documents

The supported apps for the different types of mobile devices in the following table will prompt users to enroll in MDM for Office 365 where there is a new mobile device management policy that applies to a user’s device and the user hasn’t previously enrolled the device. If a user’s device doesn’t comply with a policy, depending on how you set the policy up, a user might be blocked from accessing Office 365 resources in these apps, or they might have access but Office 365 will report a policy violation.