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What's New in OWA, Mobility, and Calendaring in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1

SESSION CODE: UNC203. What's New in OWA, Mobility, and Calendaring in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1. Adam Glick Sr. Technical Product Manager Microsoft Corporation Aglick@Microsoft.com http://twitter.com/MobileGlick. Agenda. Outlook Web App in Exchange 2010 SP1

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What's New in OWA, Mobility, and Calendaring in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1

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  1. SESSION CODE: UNC203 What's New in OWA, Mobility, and Calendaring in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1 Adam Glick Sr. Technical Product Manager Microsoft Corporation Aglick@Microsoft.com http://twitter.com/MobileGlick

  2. Agenda • Outlook Web App in Exchange 2010 SP1 • Internet Calendar Publishing • Update on Mobility in Exchange 2010 SP1 More Info.

  3. OWA 2010 SP1 Simple, Fast, Complete

  4. Reminder – OWA Exchange 2010 RTM

  5. Demo – OWA Simplification DEMO

  6. Performance – A Scenario Focused Approach • Sign in • Read/Preview conversation • Upload attachments • Other common scenarios • Delete • Empty a folder • Categorize / Flag • Mark as read • Move

  7. Impact Users on Slow and Fast Networks

  8. Demo – OWA Performance DEMO

  9. The Results100 ms / 5 Mbps

  10. The Results100 ms / 5 Mbps More Info.

  11. Address Key Gaps from RTM • Address key gaps from previous releases • Themes • Calendar print • SharePoint Web Parts • Reading Pane bottom • Solid story with Communications Server • Lower touch administration • Cross-premises support • Communications Server 14 Privacy feature

  12. Complete Key Experiences • Composing email • Add inline images • Auto-save drafts • Reading email • ‘Download all’ attachments as a zip • Better IT attachment control (including XML attachments) • Adding internet calendar sharing

  13. Internet Calendar Sharing in Exchange 2010 SP1 Calendar Publishing and Subscribing

  14. What is Calendar Sharing / How does it work? • iCalendar – RFC 2445 • Admin enables org. (off by default) • User chooses to publish their calendar • Server provides URL for data retrieval • No credentials necessary • Restricted URL • Public URL • User selects level of detail, date range, etc. More Info.

  15. Internet Publishing in Exchange The Setup • Dedicated calendar vdir - per CAS • Calendar vdir created during setup/upgrade • Calendar vdir defaults: • Access is disabled • Authentication mode set to anonymous • Sharing policy is disabled by default /owa /calendar

  16. Internet Publishing in Exchange The Administrator Experience 0) PRE-REQUISITE: OWA external URL must be set Set-OWAVirtualDirectory–Identity <CAS> -CalendarPublishingEnabled $true Set-OWAVirtualDirectory –Identity <CAS> -ExternalURL <externalURLforCAS> Admin must enable internet access to Exchange published calendars Admin must enable sharing policy for internet publishing Set-SharingPolicy –Identity <PolicyName> -Domains “Anonymous:<accesslevel>” Set-MailboxCalendarFolder –Identity <alias>:\calendar -SearchableUrlEnabled(default $false) -DetailLevel(default AvailabilityOnly) -PublishDateRangeFrom(default ThreeMonths) -PublishDateRangeTo(default ThreeMonths) 3) Once policy and vdir access are set, can publish calendar 4) Once calendar is published, can retrieve URL’s Get-MailboxCalendarFolder –Identity <alias>:\calendar Example URL: http://contoso.com/owa/calendar/<userID+CalendarID>.ics

  17. Internet Publishing in Exchange The End User Experience • Can only publish one “version” per calendar folder • Restricted URL, must send URL to recipients • Public URL, calendar is easily discoverable • Reset URL • Only applies to restricted URLs • Can reset by recycling published calendar - will generate new URL • Re-send new URL to intended recipients

  18. What Everyone Wants to Know The Security Concerns • How do I protect my other resources/users? • Complete Isolation • Throttling • How do I know my org is secured? • Off by default • Explicit opt-in process • How can I tell if someone is sharing a calendar? • Get-MailboxCalendarFolder–Identity <alias>:\calendar

  19. Internet Calendar Subscriptions • Subscribe to other Internet calendars and have Exchange manage data storage and synchronization • Subscribed calendars available on all Exchange clients that have multi-calendar support • Throttling for subscriptions Calendar Service Contoso Mary

  20. Demo – Calendar User Experience DEMO

  21. Exchange ActiveSync in Exchange 2010 SP1 Allow/Block/Quarantine and New Client Features

  22. Exchange ActiveSync - What’s New • Partners • ABQ administration user experience • New conversation view • GAL photos • Simple rights protected messaging • Improved monitoring • Higher resiliency More Info.

  23. Broad Exchange ActiveSync Support Apple

  24. Allow / Block / Quarantine • Approved device list • By device type • By user • Block an unsupported device • Quarantine • E-mail sent • Administrator approved

  25. Allow / Block / Quarantine Scenario: New device CEO is special Block List Allow List Device Person No Policy No Policy Quarantine • Anything Unknown Block Block Allow Allow Allow More Info. Person: Is there a special case for this user? Device: Are we blocking or allowing this device? Anything Unknown: What is done when no policy applies?

  26. ABQ Administration DEMO

  27. Message Diffs A new, efficient conversation Relevant information A conversation An email

  28. End user features DEMO

  29. Other Improvements • SP1 • EAS throttling • SMS Sync folder selection • Battery life improvements • RTM • POP/IMAP performance improvements • Lunar calendar support • Updatable client • Forward/Reply information • “You were BCC’d” MailTip • Free/Busy lookup • Notes Sync More Info.

  30. Summary • OWA • Easier, more intuitive, • Better performance • Customizable UI, Web Parts and Themes • Calendar • Anonymous external calendar sharing • Anonymous external calendar publishing • Calendar subscribing • Mobility • Server side • Allow Block Quarantine UI • Customizable quarantine email • IRM over EAS policy • Client side • SMS folder • GAL photos • Conv. message diffs, quick actions & mtg. request buttons

  31. Related Content • UNC201 - Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1: An Overview of What’s Coming • UNC202 - How Microsoft IT Implemented Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 • UNC301 - Microsoft Exchange Server 2010: Sizing and Performance - Get It Right the First Time • UNC304- Microsoft Exchange Server 2010: High Availability Deep Dive • UNC306 - Going Big! Deploying Large Mailboxes with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 without UNC307- What's New in Archiving, Retention, and Discovery in Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1 • UNC308 - Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Unified Messaging in the Real World • UNC309-Using Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 to Achieve Rich Coexistence with Exchange Online • Breaking the Bank • UNC02-INT- Busting Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Storage Myths! • UNC03-INT - Choosing the Right Archiving Solution for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 • UNC04-INT- Deploying Windows Rights Management Services (RMS) with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 SP1, Step-by-Step • UNC05-INT - Deploying the Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Client Access Server Role: Load Balancing and Certificates

  32. Unified Communications Track Call to Action! Learn More! • View Related Unified Communications (UNC) Content at TechEd/after at TechEd Online • Visit microsoft.com/communicationsserver for more Communications Server “14” product information • Find additional Communications Server “14” content in the Technical Library, weekly technical articles at NextHop, and follow DrRez on Twitter • Check out Microsoft TechNet resources for Communications Server and Exchange Server • Visit additional Exchange 2010 IT Professional-focused content • Partner LinkorCustomer Link (Name: ExProPword: EHLO!world) Try It Out! • Exchange 2010 SP1 Beta downloadis now available from the download center!

  33. Required Slide Resources Learning • Sessions On-Demand & Community • Microsoft Certification & Training Resources www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning • Resources for IT Professionals • Resources for Developers • http://microsoft.com/technet • http://microsoft.com/msdn

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