troubleshooting Question
Exchange 2010/2013 enable Outlook Anywhere while disabling Activesync per user
snowdog_2112
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Greetings,
Wondering if I can *guaranty* a user with ActiveSync DISABLED, will *only* be able to access their mailbox using Outlook over HTTPS.
I have tested this by disabling ActiveSync on my mailbox - immediately, my phone complained "cannot get mail", while Outlook over HTTPS continued to work.
The question is, HOW does IIS/Exchange know my Outlook client is really Outlook?
I can see in the IIS logs that the client OS is identified for Activesync. But can an app either emulate Outlook, or simply screen scrape OWA, for that matter?
Can a 3rd party app "simulate" the Outlook connection process? Does such an app already exist (on any mobile platform)?
Wondering if I can *guaranty* a user with ActiveSync DISABLED, will *only* be able to access their mailbox using Outlook over HTTPS.
I have tested this by disabling ActiveSync on my mailbox - immediately, my phone complained "cannot get mail", while Outlook over HTTPS continued to work.
The question is, HOW does IIS/Exchange know my Outlook client is really Outlook?
I can see in the IIS logs that the client OS is identified for Activesync. But can an app either emulate Outlook, or simply screen scrape OWA, for that matter?
Can a 3rd party app "simulate" the Outlook connection process? Does such an app already exist (on any mobile platform)?
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