Hi everybody
As per Carol’s introduction post , she's letting you know what's new and hot in the docs for this month.
Reminders: Follow us on twitter ( @TheRMSGuy ) and join in our RMS peer community at www.yammer.com/AskIPTeam .
Cheers,
Dan (on behalf of the RMS team)
The Documentation Library for Azure Rights Management has been updated on the web and the latest content has Updated: September 1, 2015 (or later) at the top of the page.
Summary of the documentation available: Getting Started with Rights Management | Configuring Rights Management | Using Rights Management | Administering Rights Management by using Windows PowerShell
Plus, the Rights Management sharing application guides ( admin guide and user guide ) and FAQs (for Windows and mobile platforms ).
In addition to responding to customer feedback, this month sees lots of updates throughout the documentation for new versions and new support statements. We listed the most relevant article rather than all of them, but for example, you'll now see references to Windows 10 and Office 2016 throughout the documentation. Of course, the Requirements page, and especially the client device capabilities table is the one to bookmark for the latest support statements!
We value customer feedback and try to incorporate it when possible. Although we can't promise to make the docs perfect for everybody, we are committed to continual improvement. If you have any feedback about the docs for the RMS sharing application or for Azure RMS, or additional PowerShell examples that you want to share, email AskIPTeam@Microsoft.com .
The following information lists the topics that contain significant changes to this documentation set since the last update.
Rights Management sharing application: Version release history
- New section for the September release, which introduces support for MFA and modern authentication (ADAL).
Rights Management sharing application administrator guide
- Updated for the following:
Rights Management sharing application user guide
- Updated throughout to include Windows 10 in the Applies To : list at the top of each page.
The following information lists the topics that contain significant changes since the last update (August 2015).
Requirements for Azure Rights Management
Updated for the following:
Migrating from AD RMS to Azure Rights Management
- Updated Step 2, to revise the instructions for the HSM-protected key to HSM-protected key migration scenario. For this configuration, you do not transfer your HSM key to Azure RMS by using the Add-Aadrmkey command, as you would do for a software-protected key to HSM-protected key migration. Instead, you transfer your HSM key when you upload your exported trusted publishing domain, by using the Import-AadrmTpd command.
Administering Azure Rights Management by Using Windows PowerShell
- Updated the tasks table to include a new entry to disable or enable the document tracking site for Azure Rights Management, with links to the new cmdlets Disable-AadrmDocumentTrackingFeature , Enable-AadrmDocumentTrackingFeature , and Get-AadrmDocumentTrackingFeature .
- Updated for the following:
- Updated for workaround instructions (prerequisite 3) if your Azure region is not in North America.
- Updated the detailed description to clarify the difference between a status of Protected and Protected(Custom) . Also added a new example: List the protection status for all files in a folder and any subfolders . This cmdlet supports getting the protection status of a single file only, but you can use PowerShell commands to return the status of all files in a folder. Kudos to Eddie Bowers in CSS, for this really helpful tip!
- Updated for the following:
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