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I have been tasked with building a new android app. I need to persist app data to an on-premise SQL Server. No data needs to be transferred from SQL Server to the android app, that is, I only need the C in CRUD. I'm not sure how I should set this up whatsoever. Can anybody help with the architecture? Will I need to persist the data to a local SqlLite DB first then run something to transfer to the on-premise SQL Server DB?

You will need (like you mentioned) a RESTful service to connect outside requests to the on-premise SQL server. I believe you can use .NET (.asmx) to create such an API (there are many guides you can find online). You could also use something like ASP .NET Core or more modern technologies such as Node.js, Ruby on Rails, etc.

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On the android side, you are going to need to access the API through the internet. The easiest way to do this would be utilizing some kind of networking library (I would recommend OkHttp). Since network requests (hitting an API) can take time, it is also highly advised to do this off of the main/UI thread. Doing this in Android is made much easier through the use of a threading library such as RxJava. There are many examples out there on how to use OkHttp with RxJava (see this answer for example).

I was able to send events to sentry.io cloud platform with no problems. I then setup a brand new on-premise setup locally (20.10.1) and I could not get android events to show up. The logs showed no connection attempt which is making me think that theres an issue with the android sdk connecting to non-cloud DSNs. To confirm my on-premise setup I whipped up a new flask application and was able to send a sentry event through that.

You need to set DSN using the valid address of your server, on whom on-premise is installed. while local server address 127.0.0.1 may work for other integration, while for android, who is in certain way a linux server, will treat this 127.0.0.1 as its own android device instead of your on-premise server.

@liangrong @bruno-garcia Hey team, I noticed theres a newer version of the android SDK (3.2.0), after upgrading to 3.2.0 in my test repository I was able to send events to my HTTPS hosted on-premise. There is definitely something funky going on in 3.1.0 thats resolved in 3.2.0. Just a heads up!

I have an Exchange hybrid deployment, with one Exchange 2019 server on-premise and an EXO subscription. Our autodiscover.domain.com is pointing to our on-premise Exchange environment. As is mail.domain.com.

Hello, I'm trying to figure out if the S/MIME-certificate-functionality in the Outlook app only applies to Office 365 or to Exchange on-premise as well (no hybrid). I don't see the option to enable S/MIME in the app for my Exchange account:

iPAD - within local area network - cant connect to the local exchangeserver.

there are incoming connections trying to connect to the onpremise exchange server from (iE) 52.97.248.149 or 52.97.139.205 (microsoft IPs) and due to GEO-block, wont get past the firewall and therefore account setup will fail, or if setup was successfull will fail lateron (no mails/credentials popup)

changing the policy to allow ALL access towards onpremise exchange - all fine, no problem.

nad a few minutes later you can see OWA getting probed from all over the world, which nobody want's and hence the "must not be accessible" policy

using IOS MAIL or any other mail client everything is ok, its only that OUTLOOK IOS APP is somewhat calling home and asking the microsoft datacenters to check on the onpremise exchange and if they cant connect it wont work

However, when connecting to HMA enabled on-premises tenant using Outlook Mobile there are some differences in design as the user's data is stored in a central cache inside of Exchange Online tenant. To understand the design philosophy and its benefits see section Using hybrid Modern Authentication with Outlook for iOS and Android. This capability also allows tenant admins to safely issue remote wipe of data for scenarios where a user leaves the company, or a device is compromised. Some of the differences are described below.

Cloud Cache might generate multiple devices: The on-premises admin might see multiple devices because of how the Cloud Cache is bootstrapped and because expired devices may not be expired. When Exchange first validates the Cloud Cache account, it will use a generic device ID. Once the account has been verified, a new personalized device ID called the subscription is used.

Blocking or issuing remote wipe: If the on-premises admin wants to remove access to content, they should run a remote wipe on-premises. The Cloud Cache will proxy the remote wipe to all connected devices. If the on-premises admin wants to block access to content, they should do it through on-premises. Then Cloud Cache will be unable to sync any new content. To get more detail about remote wipe, see section Perform a remote wipe on a mobile phone

Intune management works for accounts connected using Hybrid Modern Auth to on-premises servers. Indeed, that is one of its value propositions. All devices connected to a single Cloud Cache present the same ID to the on-premises server because they share the same physical storage in that Microsoft 365 "middle tier". Intune management doesn't work for accounts connecting via Basic auth to on-premises because the on-premises admin has little visibility into the Microsoft 365 identities involved.

A single on-premises user may have a single Microsoft 365 identity. He may have more than 1. That's because the Microsoft 365 identity is computed from the sign in name presented by the client user. This may be tim@contoso.com. It may be contoso.com/tim. Each can be used to control sign in to the on-premises server but there's no way inside Microsoft 365 to discover that these two different names represent the same on-premises user. As such, each will have a different Microsoft 365 identity, a different Microsoft 365 Cloud Cache and present a different device ID to the on-premises EAS server.

This article describes how to prepare for and install the Business Central App when you have on-premises solution. If you have Business Central online, there's no preparation. For more information, see Getting Business Central on Your Mobile Device.

Once the offline licence files are in place, you need to edit the android_config.php file and set the correct licence pool address for your server. Again that would be the email address you nominated earlier. The other options should all be correct already for you.

Licence your device online as normal to get it registered with My Account, then click on your Licence Pool with On-Premise enabled. Use the row menu and then select Licence Download to download the android.txt / webos.txt / tizen.txt file for you.

On-premise (or self-hosted) mobile testing happens when an organization installs and accesses all mobile testing software from its own server or infrastructure. As a result, the organization is completely responsible for setting up the servers/infrastructure, as well as maintaining and scaling it, among other tasks, to ensure that everything remains operational.

A typical example of an on-premise mobile testing setup would be installing an automation server like Jenkins on a machine like a Mac mini. Then, when new code is pushed or a test deployment is requested, Jenkins creates a build and runs all the associated automated tests. These tests can either run on actual physical devices connected to the Mac mini or a virtual device emulator.

My brother is working as fresher in one IT organisation in network department. His company is building mobile applications so they have more than 100 mobile devices within premises and more than 500 employees.

When the Out of Office (Automatic Replies) are configured for an On-premises Exchange mailbox using the settings in the Outlook for iOS and Android apps, the settings will appear to be set but will revert to the previous setting once the settings options are closed from within in the app.

The Outlook and Exchanges Online teams are investigating why these changes made in the Outlook for iOS and Android apps do not get replicated from the Synchronized Data in Exchange Online to the On-premises Exchange. We will update this topic when we have more information about any potential future changes.

If a user has access to the On-premises Exchange mailbox in OWA, the user can set these settings directly on the On-premises mailbox as described in the article, Send automatic (out of office) replies in Outlook.

With our announcement, we are bringing Global App configuration service to on-premises deployments! This is great news for admins managing hybrid or fully on-premises environments. The steps below outline how you can incorporate GACS on premises.

The MDM (Mobile Device Management) market can be divided into cloud and on-premise. Just when cloud-based MDM reveals a growth momentum due to the collaboration of IT giants (let's say Microsoft and Citrix), not to be outdone, the on-premise market is expected to rise remarkably, according to the MDM Market Growth Statistics 2023-2029.

Though its scale is not as big as the cloud, it does not mean on-premises MDM is not good enough. Conversely, on-premise is a safer deployment which is preferred by large entities and even governmental organizations.

When choosing a mobile device management solution, quite a lot of companies will take on on-premises and off-premises installation into consideration. These two types can be very different from one another. Here is a table to show the difference.

Any software generates data, and Mobile Device Management is no exception. That device info, user (employee) info, and important company documents might be exposed during management. Where to keep them makes On-premise MDM and cloud MDM different.

As data is fully kept in an internal environment, On-premises MDM has more control over data access than Cloud MDM. The IT team can build fences to handle malicious threats, further, without no worrying about unexpected leakages occurring outside the company. ff782bc1db