Overview
The MobEx service is a service that enables Rensselaer employees, with approved iOS and Android devices, to access their Exchange mailbox, calendar, and contacts through a mobile device. There is no fee for using this service.
Details
Why MobEx?
Enrolling your mobile device with our Mobile Exchange Service (MobEx) allows you to use a web browser from any computer to remotely access or wipe your mobile phone in the event it's lost or stolen as well as reset your passcode if you've forgotten it. The MobEx enrollment process will automatically provision your device so that it synchronizes with your Exchange email, calendar, and contacts. For iPhone and iPad devices, the enrollment process configures your device with the appropriate VPN settings, so that conducting Institute business on your iPhone can be done securely.
Which Mobile Devices Must Enroll With MobEx?
Any approved smartphone or tablet device used to access RPI resources (for example, email), whether it's your own device or a device that was issued to you by Rensselaer, must be enrolled with the MobEx service.
How MobEx Works
When you enroll with RPI’s MobEx service, the enrollment process installs several configuration profiles on your mobile device. These profiles contain configuration settings that will allow you to access RPI’s Exchange servers securely and automatically. Enrolling with the MobEx will not affect the performance of your mobile device. It will enable you, however, to manage it remotely in the event that your mobile device is lost or stolen.
Getting Started with MobEx
Users should speak with their departmental support staff for guidance regarding what devices are supported and for advice on how to enroll their approved devices. In the event that you do not have a computer support group or you are unsure about who supports your mobile device, please contact the Help Desk. After your account has been provisioned, support staff will provide you with step-by-step instructions for enrolling your mobile device.
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