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how configure mcafee emm with active sync authentication? <br />
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it will be sync with &quot;google app&quot; email as &quot;zenithemm.com&quot; &nbsp;which built on gmail email
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it will be sync with "google app" email as "zenithemm.com"  which built on gmail email

mcafee EMM with active sync authentication

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