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Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics<br />
sample:<br />
Get-ActivesyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics -mailbox email@domain.com
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Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics
sample:
Get-ActivesyncDeviceStatistics -mailbox email@domain.com

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Thansk for your quick reply KuncikLibor, <br />
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This command would need to be run for all 320 of my users? Is there one that would let me know of all the users that have connected with that service? <br />

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Thansk for your quick reply KuncikLibor,
 
This command would need to be run for all 320 of my users? Is there one that would let me know of all the users that have connected with that service?


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Here is sample for users with device partnership. (at least once connected)<br />
Get-CASMailbox -Filter {HasActiveSyncDevicePartne<wbr />rship -eq $true} 
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Here is sample for users with device partnership. (at least once connected)
Get-CASMailbox -Filter {HasActiveSyncDevicePartnership -eq $true}

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Awesome info guys, this is what I want...<br />
So to export this info to a excel spreadsheet... would I do something like:<br />
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Get-CASMailbox -Filter {HasActiveSyncDevicePartne<wbr />rship -eq $true} | foreach {Get-ActivesyncDeviceStati<wbr />stics -mailbox $_.name} | Export-Csv C:\Test.csv <br />

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Awesome info guys, this is what I want...
So to export this info to a excel spreadsheet... would I do something like:

Get-CASMailbox -Filter {HasActiveSyncDevicePartnership -eq $true} | foreach {Get-ActivesyncDeviceStatistics -mailbox $_.name} | Export-Csv C:\Test.csv


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Is there a cmdlet that I can run on Exchange 2007 to see which user accounts have or are accessing the Exchange Server via ActiveSync? <br />
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Im curious to see what users are connecting without approval using their personal devices for corporate emails... either using iPhones or WM devices... :( 
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Is there a cmdlet that I can run on Exchange 2007 to see which user accounts have or are accessing the Exchange Server via ActiveSync? 

Im curious to see what users are connecting without approval using their personal devices for corporate emails... either using iPhones or WM devices... :( 

CMD to view ActiveSync Users

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