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Learning Airwatch

Learning Airwatch

By : Mark Dunkerley
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Learning Airwatch

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By: Mark Dunkerley
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Overview of this book

If you are a technical professional who wants to dive deeper into the functionality offered by AirWatch or manage the solution, then this book will help you choose the best set of configuration, device management, and monitoring options that you can use to effectively manage your EMM implementation.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Getting Started
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1. Getting Started
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An overview of AirWatch
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Management suite options
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Hosting options
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Support options
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Learning and deployment services
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Supported devices
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Device ownership
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Setting up your environment
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Summary
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2. Administration
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2. Administration
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Accessing Admin Console
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The Getting Started wizard
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Admin Console overview
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Admin Console's main menu
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Summary
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3. Enterprise Integration
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3. Enterprise Integration
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An overview of enterprise integration
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Core enterprise integrations
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AirWatch Cloud Connector
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Configuration of core enterprise integrations
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Mobile Access Gateway and Secure Email Gateway overview
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Other enterprise integrations
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Summary
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4. Mobile Security
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4. Mobile Security
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Security overview
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Industry compliances
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Security with AirWatch
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Securing your devices
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Summary
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5. Mobile Device Management
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5. Mobile Device Management
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Mobile Device Management overview
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Device ownership
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Organization and smart groups
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Creating and publishing a profile
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Pre-enrollment
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Enrolling a device
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Self Service Portal
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Un-enrolling a device
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6. Workspace Management
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6. Workspace Management
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Workspace management overview
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Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
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Organization and smart groups
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Configuring workspace options
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Pre-enrollment
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Enrolling a device
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Managing Workspace on your device
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Self Service Portal
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Un-enrolling a device
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7. Mobile E-mail Management
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7. Mobile E-mail Management
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Mobile E-mail Management overview
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Protecting e-mail
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Supported deployments
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Secure E-mail Gateway (SEG)
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Direct PowerShell
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Direct Google
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E-mail security configuration
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The profile setup and configuration
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Managing and removing e-mail
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8. Mobile Content Management
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8. Mobile Content Management
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Mobile Content Management overview
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Protecting content
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Mobile Access Gateway for proxy and content
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Content security configurations
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Configuring content management
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Accessing content
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Managing and removing content
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9. Mobile Application and Mobile Browser Management
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9. Mobile Application and Mobile Browser Management
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Mobile Application Management overview
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Mobile Application Gateway per app VPN
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Application types
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Application deployment
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Application management
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Mobile Browser Management overview
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Mobile browser configuration and deployment
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10. Multiuser and Laptop Management
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10. Multiuser and Laptop Management
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Multiuser Device Management overview
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Multiuser device configuration and deployment
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Laptop management overview
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Laptop configuration and deployment
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A. The Future of Mobility
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A. The Future of Mobility
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Index
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Secure E-mail Gateway (SEG)

Now that we know what options we have with the MEM deployments, we will look at how to set up and configure SEG and the benefits of using this model.

SEG overview

SEG serves as a proxy server that is installed in-line with your corporate e-mail infrastructure. Once installed, you will configure your client profiles to send all traffic through the SEG servers to allow for additional security and controls over e-mail being delivered to mobile devices.

With SEG, you can provide the following additional security controls:

  • Attachment control

  • Hyperlink Management

  • Encryption Enforcement

  • Device Approval/Blocking

  • Whitelisting/Blacklisting of Devices/Users

  • Apply Compliance Policies.

SEG deployment options

The SEG server can only be deployed within your data center whether you are an on-premise or SaaS-based customer. The recommended deployment for your SEG is to install it within your DMZ or behind a reverse proxy server. The following diagram shows the recommended architecture for...

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