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If I want to apply that to a account already active, where do I do this at?
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If I want to apply that to a account already active, where do I do this at?

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Ah good to know.<br />
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Thanks for the assist alanhardisty!!
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Ah good to know.

Thanks for the assist alanhardisty!!

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You are welcome. &nbsp;Have fun playing :)
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Thanks again.<br />
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This was very helpful.
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Hello,<br />
<br />
I'm wondering if there is a way to create a Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policy in Exchange 2010 and apply that policy to just one user/mailbox. &nbsp;I want to do this to test out a new policy and see out it works before applying it to all users/mailboxes.<br />
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Any ideas, is this possible?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Hello,

I'm wondering if there is a way to create a Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policy in Exchange 2010 and apply that policy to just one user/mailbox.  I want to do this to test out a new policy and see out it works before applying it to all users/mailboxes.

Any ideas, is this possible?

Thanks!

Exchange 2010, Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policies

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