Office 365 Message Encryption

[Mr_Jiminy]

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Can anyone shed any light on how this can be set-up to work alongside user accounts with Office 365 Plan A2?

 

I keep getting this message when I attempt to try the Windows Azure Rights Management: Azure Rights Management cannot be added to your account together with plans you already have.

Edited April 1, 2014 by Mr_Jiminy

[jamesbmarshall]

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Can anyone shed any light on how this can be set-up to work alongside user accounts with Office 365 Plan A2?

 

I believe, and I'd need to confirm, that you need A3 for this.

 

Edit: you do.

 

Edited April 1, 2014 by jamesbmarshall

[Mr_Jiminy]

Thanks James

[Mr_Jiminy]

I believe, and I'd need to confirm, that you need A3 for this.

 

Edit: you do.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]23672[/ATTACH]

 

James in order to carry this out does the Office 365 setup need to be integrated with AD? Or can this be carried out with purely a Office 365 cloud managed setup?

[Michael]

 

How does this compare with the new Message Options on A2? See pic.

[Mr_Jiminy]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]23675[/ATTACH]

 

How does this compare with the new Message Options on A2? See pic.

 

Indeed.

[Mr_Jiminy]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]23675[/ATTACH]

 

How does this compare with the new Message Options on A2? See pic.

 

Have you set this up Michael?

[Michael]

No I logged in one day wishing to receive a Read Receipt on an e-mail I was composing and noticed the additional options. I can only speculate it's Microsoft engineers applying upgrades or enabling additional options.

[EduTech]

Hi,

 

See the following article for further information, might help: S/MIME encryption now in Office 365 | Office Blogs

 

Regards,

James.

[Marshall_IT]

Probably a really noob question.

What type of certificate do you need to buy for your CA to use this feature?