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Hello,<br />
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Can you please clarify exactly what you are trying to accomplish? Do you want to control which users are allowed to use a smartphone to connect to Exchange? <br />
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You can disable ActiveSync on an account by account basis. You can't control POP/IMAP at the device level but you can disabled it on a user by user basis as well. Disabling it will prevent users from using POP/IMAP from amy device though.<br />
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You can disable specific protocols on the Mailbox Features tab of the mailbox.<br />
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JJ
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Hello,

Can you please clarify exactly what you are trying to accomplish? Do you want to control which users are allowed to use a smartphone to connect to Exchange?

You can disable ActiveSync on an account by account basis. You can't control POP/IMAP at the device level but you can disabled it on a user by user basis as well. Disabling it will prevent users from using POP/IMAP from amy device though.

You can disable specific protocols on the Mailbox Features tab of the mailbox.

JJ

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Then, If I disable ActiveSync feature from mailbox property user cannot be able connect your smartphone using POP/IMAP?<br />
User uses thunderbird client to download your mail, it uses POP/SMTP, what it is the impact??
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Then, If I disable ActiveSync feature from mailbox property user cannot be able connect your smartphone using POP/IMAP?
User uses thunderbird client to download your mail, it uses POP/SMTP, what it is the impact??

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I need to control who users can connect and cannot connect from yours smartphone devices, some divices arec connected using activesync but others ones are connected via POP3/IMAP.<br />
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Devices using POP/IMAP can be controled?<br />
How can I control?
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I need to control who users can connect and cannot connect from yours smartphone devices, some divices arec connected using activesync but others ones are connected via POP3/IMAP.

Devices using POP/IMAP can be controled?
How can I control?

Smartphones control from Exchange 2010

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