Planning, Designing, and Deploying a Highly Available AD RMS Infrastructure
- Date: June 28, 2012 from 12:00PM to 1:15PM
- Day 3
- SIA323
- Speakers: Jovita Nsoh
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Companies are looking up to Microsoft for guidance on: Protecting information from unauthorized view and unwanted disclosure; Enabling Regulatory Compliance and IP Protection; Enabling Secure Business Process Automation; Enforcing Corporate Policy and controlling Information Protection centrally; Enabling Communication in Mixed Environments; and more importantly, making sure that the solution is highly available, elastic, always on and resilient. This session uses sample projects, field-tested and sound high-availability techniques to discuss how you can build a highly redundant and resilient Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) infrastructure for your customer. #TESIA323
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Can we have a video ore pptx, please, Jovita?
A really interesting session. Key take-aways for me:
-Exchange server 2010 will detect that you receive a mail protected by ADRMS, it will pre-fetch a license from adrms so you can open the document offline
-you can have root cluster and licensing server on 1 physical server for small organisations
- 2 rms servers as minimum for ha + 1 sql server dedicated
Wim De groote
wimdg@hotmail.com
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