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Email flow in/external is working fine just this ActiveSync that is not working.<br />
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the only changes that I did on the HT-CAS server is just NLB drain Stop it and then resume it and &nbsp;start it successfully after converged.<br />
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I can see that there is a connection established to the TMG 2010 server, but still the active sync is not working.
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Email flow in/external is working fine just this ActiveSync that is not working.

the only changes that I did on the HT-CAS server is just NLB drain Stop it and then resume it and  start it successfully after converged.

I can see that there is a connection established to the TMG 2010 server, but still the active sync is not working.

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Hi people,<br />
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Can anyone please help me to trouble shoot the problem of active sync not working after I drainstop the Exchange Server 2007 sp3 HT-CAS IGMP multicast ?<br />
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At the moment the email flow is working fine with outlook but not with Activesync ?<br />
The HT-CAS Server has been resumed and started successfully, there is Threat Management Gateway 2010 standard to securely publish it to the Internet ?<br />
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How can I resume the active sync to be working to this HT-CAS server from TMG 2010 to ensure Activesync flow ?
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Hi people,

Can anyone please help me to trouble shoot the problem of active sync not working after I drainstop the Exchange Server 2007 sp3 HT-CAS IGMP multicast ?

At the moment the email flow is working fine with outlook but not with Activesync ?
The HT-CAS Server has been resumed and started successfully, there is Threat Management Gateway 2010 standard to securely publish it to the Internet ?

How can I resume the active sync to be working to this HT-CAS server from TMG 2010 to ensure Activesync flow ?

Activesync not working after drainstop NLB HT CAS server ?

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