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Active Sync/Exchange generating E-Mail anomalies at every sync.

Asked by mojopojo in Handhelds and PDAs

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I have come onto a network running SBS 2003 w/ Exchange 2003 SP2. Work stations are Win XP Pro w/ Office 2003.

20 users have either T-Mobile MDA hand-helds or Treo 700s. All handhelds run Win Mobile 5.0.

I had to disable SSL in order to get the hand-helds to sync wirelessly with Active Sync/OMA. I am not happy about it but I plan to configure the firewall so that all OWA traffic is routed to port 443 (SSL) on the server. This should be secure enough.

HERE IS THE ISSUE: Every time the devices sync with Exchange a message is generated that I assume is a demarcation of the sync order. Here is a sample:

To: User name
Subject: 51f10e2f5c9e2f4283915d490ec28a3c-574d5

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><DeviceInfo xmlns="AirNotify:"><Version>1.1</Version><BindingMap><Folder><FolderId>51f10e2f5c9e2f4283915d490ec28a3c-4e63b</FolderId><DeviceId>878CDA7CFE4B681C36257E419D55F505</DeviceId></Folder><Folder><FolderId>51f10e2f5c9e2f4283915d490ec28a3c-4e63a</FolderId><DeviceId>878CDA7CFE4B681C36257E419D55F505</DeviceId></Folder><Folder><FolderId>51f10e2f5c9e2f4283915d490ec28a3c-574d5</FolderId><DeviceId>878CDA7CFE4B681C36257E419D55F505</DeviceId></Folder><Folder><FolderId>51f10e2f5c9e2f4283915d490ec28a3c-4e63f</FolderId><DeviceId>878CDA7CFE4B681C36257E419D55F505</DeviceId></Folder></BindingMap><Devices><Device><Id>878CDA7CFE4B681C36257E419D55F505</Id><FriendlyName>Treo</FriendlyName><DeviceAddress>3125027193@ci2468.com</DeviceAddress><Carrier/><OMASyncInfo><NotifyGUID>{9168437E-311F-8241-0047-FF89C933C701}</NotifyGUID><Expiry>2007-01-09T08:46:59.406Z</Expiry></OMASyncInfo></Device></Devices></DeviceInfo>

This shows up in all nodes of the users Exchange account - On the hand-held, in OWA and in their Outlook.

Anyone come across this one before?

I need to get rid of it. It acounts for more than 50% of all domain e-mail today.

Thanks,
-MP
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