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Configure Information Rights Management (IRM) for workloads

Configure Information Rights Management (IRM) for workloads

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Configure Information Rights Management (IRM) for workloads

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- [Instructor] In order for us to use the Azure rights management capabilities, or the IRM features, it needs to be enabled within the tenant to begin with. Now, the way this works is if we want to utilize it in exchange. There's a certain way of doing it and if we wish to utilize it in SharePoint and OneDrive, there's a separate way. For Exchange, we have to utilize PowerShell, so I'm going to launch PowerShell ISE and I have some PowerShell written out. The first thing I'll do is actually set the execution policy for this session to unrestricted. Now, in a production, you probably wouldn't do that. I'm then going to actually create a connection. Well, I'm first going to create a credential object, which contains, if I just view this here, it will contain the username and then a secure string. I'm then going to create a PowerShell session to Microsoft Exchange in the cloud. You can see it tells me it's redirected…

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