The classic client will be officially retired, and will stop functioning, on March 31, All current Azure Information Protection classic client customers must migrate to the Microsoft Information Protection unified labeling platform and upgrade to the unified labeling client.
Learn more in our migration blog. It is software for Windows computers that communicates with Microsoft Rights Management services on-premises or in the cloud to help protect access to and usage of information as it flows through applications and devices, within the boundaries of your organization, or outside those managed boundaries. In addition to shipping with the Azure Information Protection unified labeling client , the RMS client is available as an optional download that can, with acknowledgment and acceptance of its license agreement, be freely distributed with third-party software so that clients can protect and consume content that has been protected by Rights Management services.
If you are an application developer or solution provider and want to redistribute the RMS client, you have two options:. Make the RMS client a prerequisite for your application. With this option, you might need to provide users with additional instructions for them to obtain, install, and update their computers with the client before they can use your application. The bit x64 installer package installs both a bit runtime executable for compatibility with bit applications that run on a bit operating system installation, as well as a bit runtime executable for supporting built-in bit applications.
The bit x86 installer does not run on a bit Windows installation. You must have elevated privileges to install the RMS client, such as a member of the Administrators group on the local computer. Silent mode. The following example shows a silent mode installation for the RMS client on a bit client computer:. Interactive mode.
The following section contains frequently asked questions about the RMS client and the answers to them. In addition to these files, the RMS client also installs multilingual user interface MUI support files in 44 languages. To verify the languages supported, run the RMS client installation and when the installation is complete, review the contents of the multilingual support folders under the default path.
This version of the RMS client ships as an optional download that can be installed separately on computers running supported versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system. The following section contains settings information about the RMS client.
This information might be helpful if you have problems with applications or services that use the RMS client. In the following tables, these settings are identified as Client Mode and Server Mode , respectively. The RMS client stores licenses on the local disk and also caches some information in the Windows registry.
You can use Windows registry keys to set or modify some RMS client configurations. For example, as an administrator for RMS-enlightened applications that communicate with AD RMS servers, you might want to update the enterprise service location override the AD RMS server that is currently selected for publishing depending on the client computer's current location within your Active Directory topology.
Or, you might want to enable RMS tracing at the client computer, to help troubleshoot a problem with an RMS-enlightened application. Use the following table to identify the registry settings that you can change for the RMS client. Templates make it easy for users and administrators to quickly apply Rights Management protection and the RMS client automatically downloads templates from its RMS servers or service. If you put the templates in the following folder location, the RMS client does not download any templates from its default location and instead, download the templates that you have put in this folder.
When you use this folder, there is no special naming convention required except that the templates should be issued by the RMS server or service and they must have the. For example, Contoso-Confidential. The Second step Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access.
Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. To protect a file tap the edit button in your app, go to the Review tab and tap the Restrict Permissions button.
You'll see a list of available IRM policies; select the one you want and tap Done to apply. Note: If the Restrict Permissions button is not enabled in your app, open any existing IRM-protected document to initialize it. In the Android versions of Office, any IRM-protected files that you receive will open if you are signed in with an account that has permissions to the file.
Prevent an authorized recipient of restricted content from forwarding, copying, changing, printing, faxing, or pasting the content for unauthorized use.
Provide file expiration so that content in documents can no longer be viewed after a specified time. Erased, stolen, or captured and transmitted by malicious programs such as Trojan horses, keystroke loggers, and certain kinds of spyware. Download permissions The first time that you try to open a document with restricted permission, you must connect to a licensing server to verify your credentials and to download a use license.
Restrict permission to content in files IRM lets you apply restrictions on a per-user, per-file, or per-group basis group-based permissions require Active Directory directory service for group expansion.
Save the document. Select the File tab. IRM in Office for Mac provides three permission levels. Read Read Change Read, edit, copy, save changes Full Control Read, edit, copy, save changes, print, set expiration dates for content, grant permissions to users, access content programmatically Do any of the following: Set permission levels manually On the Review tab, under Protection , select Permissions , and then select Restricted Access.
Information Rights Management IRM helps do the following: Prevent an authorized recipient of restricted content from forwarding, copying, changing, printing, faxing, or pasting the content for unauthorized use Restrict content wherever it is sent Provide file expiration so that content in documents can no longer be viewed after a specified time Enforce corporate policies that govern the use and dissemination of content within the company IRM can't prevent restricted content from being: Erased, stolen, or captured and transmitted by malicious programs such as Trojan horses, keystroke loggers, and certain kinds of spyware Lost or corrupted because of the actions of computer viruses Hand-copied or retyped from a display on a recipient's screen Digitally photographed when displayed on a screen by a recipient Copied by using third-party screen-capture programs.
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