What this book covers

Chapter 1, Introduction to iPhone with Exchange Server 2010 introduces the Apple mobile device range and Exchange Server 2010 starting with the fundamentals and explaining the concepts used in later chapters.

Chapter 2, Architecture and Implementation Planning covers planning the architecture that you will need in place for Exchange Server. You'll learn about the individual Exchange Server roles and how to plan your underlying infrastructure so it not only allows Apple mobile devices to connect, but meets the needs of your company.

Chapter 3, Exchange Server Configuration for iOS Connectivity follows on from the planning in the previous chapter to walk through the process of installing and configuring a highly available Exchange infrastructure that Apple mobile devices, amongst others, can connect to.

Chapter 4, Office 365 Configuration for iOS Connectivity looks at an alternative approach to configuring and running Exchange Server, by using Microsoft's Office 365. We'll see how this simplifies the implementation process and still allows us to connect and manage Apple mobile devices.

Chapter 5, Creating and Enforcing Policies explores how Exchange Server allows us to control end-user devices, from restricting the features that can be used on Apple mobile devices to ensuring only allowed devices can connect to your Exchange infrastructure.

Chapter 6, Configuring Certificate Based Authentication in Exchange Server 2010 walks through how to configure and manage a small public key infrastructure aimed at improving the security of your Exchange environment through the use of user certificates on Apple mobile devices.

Chapter 7, Provisioning iOS Client Devices introduces the iPhone Configuration Utility, the Apple tool specifically aimed at controlling Apple mobile device features and configuration, along with exploring the methods available to deploy profiles to mobile devices.

Chapter 8, Sharing Mailboxes and Calendars covers a variety of methods that allow you to overcome Exchange limitations for access to shared mailboxes from clients other than Outlook and how to configure advanced features in Exchange Server 2010 allowing users to share individual calendars in a way compatible Apple mobile devices.

Chapter 9, iOS Client Device Management the final chapter, explores the ongoing management tasks associated with a mobile device estate along with how to perform common troubleshooting and auditing tasks.