Writing this in a code block because the WYSIWYG editor does not
want to work in my browser. I have a fleet of 150 Windows RT 8.1 devices, I have a SBS 2003
SP2 that I intend to implement Exchange Server on. The primary
reason behind this is so I can take advantage of Exchange Active
Sync's Calendar & Global Address List functionality. My intention was to register each POP3/SMTP Account (hosted on
a seperate provider) as a Microsoft Account, then use the Exchange
Connector to download the messages and serve them up to my devices via EAS. Questions: Will I be able to use these Microsoft Account registered
'mail' accounts as the logins for the devices so I can download
applications from the store? [requirement set by management above me] Am I misunderstanding EAS in that it enables device management
to an extent? ie. Can I use EAS to force a wipe, lock or password
reset on the device account? Apologies if my questions are simple or poorly structure, I've
done extensive research but I hail from GNU/Linux land. Thanks, Dom
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Mobile device policy enforcement with Exchange Active Sync [v2.5] and install apps from the Windows Store, is it possible?
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