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Exchange ActiveSync Properties Error - Exchange 2010
Greetings. On my Exchange 2010 Enterprise server, in the EMC, when I click on Server Configuration, Client Access and then try to view the Properties of the Exchange ActiveSync site, I get the following error in a dialog box:
"The properties on this object have invalid data. If you click OK, default values will be used instead and will be saved if you do not change them beforing hitting Apply or OK on the property page. If you cancel, the object will be displayed read-only and corrupted values will be retained."
What's interesting is that ActiveSync is working fine. Mobile devices are working OK. They are annoying with the problem of creating thousands of transaction logs, but otherwise are connecting OK.
Is this something I need to worry about or fix ? I'm hesistant to change it and break it. The virtual directory is "Microsoft-Server-ActiveSy nc". Is something misconfigured in IIS ?
Thanks much.
-Stephen
"The properties on this object have invalid data. If you click OK, default values will be used instead and will be saved if you do not change them beforing hitting Apply or OK on the property page. If you cancel, the object will be displayed read-only and corrupted values will be retained."
What's interesting is that ActiveSync is working fine. Mobile devices are working OK. They are annoying with the problem of creating thousands of transaction logs, but otherwise are connecting OK.
Is this something I need to worry about or fix ? I'm hesistant to change it and break it. The virtual directory is "Microsoft-Server-ActiveSy
Thanks much.
-Stephen
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Internal and External look fine. (It's -Identity, not -Server). The Remote Connectivity Analyzer passes the Exchange ActiveSync test completely. Let's see if anyone else has any more ideas before closing. Thanks, Rancy.
Try this ... and see if you get any information in Yellow :)
Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirec tory -Server "ServerName" |fl
- Rancy
Get-ActiveSyncVirtualDirec
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Is see your Exchange version as 14.0.100.0 is this BETA ?
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Now that is interesting. Nope, we're on Exchange 2010 SP2, Rollup 2, as indicated below. I inherited an interesting history. We went from Exch. 2K3 to Exch. 2010. They weren't happy with the upgrade ... or something went wrong ... so they migrated to a different Exchange 2010 server. I've been cleaning up remnants bit by bit for months. I wonder where the ActiveSync virtual site is getting its version information from :-)
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I did get the version slightly wrong. We're on SP2 - no rollups yet. But still ... :-) I think I'll table this one for now. But since you were so diligent in asking good questions, I'll give you the 500. Thanks much.
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Get-ClientAccessServer -Server "ServerName" |fl
- Rancy