Google Android support for Microsoft Exchange in pure Google devices - Manual (Page 5)

If you establish a mailbox policy on your Exchange server, you can perform a remote wipe of any
pure Google device that has added an account from your server. A remote wipe performs the
same action as a factory data reset (Settings > Backup & reset > Factory data reset): it
erases all the user’s personal data from internal storage, including information about the user’s
Exchange accounts, Google Accounts, and any other accounts. It also erases all app settings
and any downloaded applications. A remote wipe does not erase any system software updates
the user has downloaded or any files on the device’s shared storage, such as music or photos.
If the device has multiple users, remote wipes affect the primary user and secondary users
differently. A remote wipe of the primary user’s device clears personal data, app settings, and
downloaded applications for all users. In addition, all secondary users are removed from the
device. A remote wipe of a secondary user removes that user from the device. Other users and
their data remain unaffected.
Require manual sync while roaming
If you set this ActiveSync mailbox policy, users must manually synchronize their devices while
roaming in order to avoid unexpected data costs.
Allow/Bock/Quarantine(ABQ) list
This policy lets you control device access to mailboxes based on device model or type.
Conflicting security policies
Pure Google devices can add accounts and sync information from multiple Exchange servers;
they can also add multiple Google Accounts and other kinds of accounts. Each of these
accounts may have security policies that are enforced by Android. If accounts have conflicting
security policies, Android enforces the strictest rules set by any account for each kind of policy.
In other words, no account policy can relax the degree of security set by another account policy.
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