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I have a customer that can't activesync with his Android Galaxy S. &nbsp; It is likely a security problem with his account. &nbsp;I can use a different user account and it works fine. <br />
&nbsp;That said:<br />
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Windows R2 enterpriseServer SP1<br />
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Exchange Server 2010<br />
Microsoft Corporation<br />
Version: 14.00.0722.000 (does not yet have Sp1)<br />
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HAD Blackberry Server 4.1 installed , and he was the only user.<br />
He was also an admininstrator and Domain Admin.<br />
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BES was not playing well and had to be forcefully removed.<br />
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I think BES adds hidden security info to the user mailbox. &nbsp; <br />
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Can you help me fix the security on the mailbox so that activesync will work for the user?<br />

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I have a customer that can't activesync with his Android Galaxy S.   It is likely a security problem with his account.  I can use a different user account and it works fine. 
 That said:

Windows R2 enterpriseServer SP1

Exchange Server 2010
Microsoft Corporation
Version: 14.00.0722.000 (does not yet have Sp1)

HAD Blackberry Server 4.1 installed , and he was the only user.
He was also an admininstrator and Domain Admin.

BES was not playing well and had to be forcefully removed.

I think BES adds hidden security info to the user mailbox.   

Can you help me fix the security on the mailbox so that activesync will work for the user?


ACTIVESYNC with Exchange 2010

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