Exchange Wipe Device
I attempted to do an Exchange 2010 Wipe Device and it gave me an error:
I know this phone is an Evo 4g, and it is not on the domain. The active sync exchange account was just added to the phone. Does the phone have to be on the domain in order to preform a Wipe Device?
Also, does Wipe Device just remove the exchange account or does it remove everything from the device so the device no longer works?
Exchange Server 2010 - Server 2008 Standard SP2
Summary: 1 item(s). 0 succeeded, 1 failed.
Elapsed time: 00:00:04
PERSON NAME\Android-EAS/2.0
Failed
Error:
The user does not have an Exchange mailbox.
Click here for help... http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ms.exch.err.default(EXCHG.141).aspx?v=14.1.267.0&t=exchgf1&e=ms.exch.err.Ex7DC61E
Warning:
The user 'DOMAIN.org/Users/Administrator', who is currently logged on, isn't a valid recipient.
Warning:
An unexpected error has occurred and a Watson dump is being generated: The user does not have an Exchange mailbox.
Exchange Management Shell command attempted:
Clear-ActiveSyncDevice -Identity 'DOMAIN.org/Station 239/Users/PERSON NAME/ExchangeActiveSyncDevices/htcsupersonic§HTCAnda8af798b'
Elapsed Time: 00:00:01I know this phone is an Evo 4g, and it is not on the domain. The active sync exchange account was just added to the phone. Does the phone have to be on the domain in order to preform a Wipe Device?
Also, does Wipe Device just remove the exchange account or does it remove everything from the device so the device no longer works?
Exchange Server 2010 - Server 2008 Standard SP2
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I'm assuming that if it wiped a phone back to factory settings, it would be an issue if the user has 'rooted' or 'jailbroke' their phone since it does not use the factory software??
You should also make sure you enable the Refresh Interval as without it - devices won't check in with your server from time to time and if you make changes to the policy - they will never get them.
MS should really have enabled this by default!
Exchange Management Console> Org Config> Client Access> Activesync Mailbox Policy> Properties> General Tab.
MS should really have enabled this by default!
Exchange Management Console> Org Config> Client Access> Activesync Mailbox Policy> Properties> General Tab.
That could be interesting! Not tried it and don't want to wipe my Jailbroken iPhone to find out!!
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Any idea if Disabling the Camera.. Wifi... Bluetooth.. ect. is all revolved around the simple password setting also?
Not related at all. Optional but unrelated to the ability to be able to wipe the phone.
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Is there any way to just wipe the exchange settings from the phone?
The only way to remove the Exchange Settings only is to manually delete the account from the phone when you have the phone in your hand. You can't just remotely remove the Exchange info unfortunately.
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