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Disable exchange mobile devices from viewing and downloading attachments.
Hi The company required that you can view and download attachments on outlook on the computer, but refused to view and download attachments on mobile devices, only the body of the email. How to do ...
Is it OK to run the command for all mobile device restriction policies? Step 3 Check whether the command does not need to be executed. In addition, is the text viewed on the mobile devices not affected?
- Review Before Execution: Step 3, which mentions checking if the command needs to be executed, is crucial. Always verify if the existing policies meet your requirements before running any new command. Running a command unnecessarily could result in duplicate or conflicting policies.
- Command Testing: It's a good practice to test commands in a controlled environment or on a small set of devices before applying them organization-wide. This ensures that you can confirm the behavior without disrupting all users.
- Impact on Mobile Devices: Commands affecting mobile device policies can potentially modify user experience, such as restricting features, enforcing passcodes, or managing data access. Verify that the specific command you're using won't interfere with existing policy settings that your users rely on.
- Text Display: If the policy affects display or access (e.g., restricting clipboard use, preventing screenshots, or altering content display permissions), confirm that user-facing text or information is not negatively impacted. This is especially important for productivity apps or communication tools.
- Monitoring Changes: After deploying any command, monitor the devices to ensure the policies apply as expected and that no unintended issues arise
Thank you reply."-allowattch" parameter is not found when the command is executed.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/new-mobiledevicemailboxpolicy?view=exchange-ps