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Outlook not showing the AIP Protect button for classic labels
PeterRisingthe latest version of AIP is what I force/ manually installed on one of our pcs and it seems to work. think its version 1.54.** .We were using version before that which isn't supported anymore.
Looks like GPO isn't uninstalling the previous version to update it to the new version I added, that's why we don't have the protect icon .
Sounds like you may have switched to the unified labelling client and you are now setting your labels and policies from the Security and Compliance Center > Classification instead of through the Azure Portal and Azure Information Protection.
The new experience of the Sensitivity icon is the default experience now with Unified labelling. If this is what has happened to you, and you are missing labels in the Office Applications, check the Label Policies section in the Security and Compliance Center, as policies do not get synced in the same way that the labels themselves do in the unified experience.
PeterRisingHi,
I haven't activated the Unified labels. See attachment to prove it's still not active. I intend to do this sometime this year but not now as I still have until 2021 to migrate the classified labels.
OK, so if sounds as if that even though you've not migrated / unified your labels just yet, that you've somehow deployed the unified labelling client. If this is the case, it would be no surprise that you cannot see your labels in your Office Applications.
I'd personally recommend moving towards the Unified client, but if you didn't wish to do so then you would need to remove this...
And then reinstall this...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/information-protection/rms-client/client-admin-guide-install
ChristianBergstrom - would you agree that is what could be happening here?
Sesu- In Control Panel > Programs and Features, what do you see for Azure Information Protection? Is the version along the lines of the below which is the classic client?
Or as below which is the Unified Labelling client;