jimxox
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iPad - Exchange 2010, no calendar
I have a problem with an iPad and ActiveSync. Everything works except the calendar does not sync – it’s empty
So I have checked that the calendar is enabled under mail, settings and in under calendar, all calendars are enabled.
I have removed and recreated the account – no joy
I have tested the account on another iPad, and that works fine
I have wiped the iPad and set it up as a new device, still no calendar items
I have removed the account, and then removed the mobile device under Exchange. Recreated the account, and checked the device is showing OK in Exchange
I have created a temp calendar and moved everything from the normal calendar to the temp. the iPad can see the temp calendar and all its contents, but when I move it back, still the normal calendar is empty
Any ideas?
Thanks
Jim
So I have checked that the calendar is enabled under mail, settings and in under calendar, all calendars are enabled.
I have removed and recreated the account – no joy
I have tested the account on another iPad, and that works fine
I have wiped the iPad and set it up as a new device, still no calendar items
I have removed the account, and then removed the mobile device under Exchange. Recreated the account, and checked the device is showing OK in Exchange
I have created a temp calendar and moved everything from the normal calendar to the temp. the iPad can see the temp calendar and all its contents, but when I move it back, still the normal calendar is empty
Any ideas?
Thanks
Jim
Jackie Man
Which version of iPad and iOS version?
Are you using IOS7? If so, this appears to be a bug.
Try this:
1. Settings -> Mail -> Exchange Account -> Turn off calender. This deletes all your calender synced events.
2. Go to the Account -> Press Done.
3. Enable the Calender again and restart your device.
Try this:
1. Settings -> Mail -> Exchange Account -> Turn off calender. This deletes all your calender synced events.
2. Go to the Account -> Press Done.
3. Enable the Calender again and restart your device.
Also, check out this Apple Support Thread, there are loads of tips here for this specific issue:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5319467?start=0&tstart=0
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5319467?start=0&tstart=0
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So it was mailbox corruption?
Running a mailbox repair would have accomplished the same thing.
Running a mailbox repair would have accomplished the same thing.
New-MailboxRepairRequest -Database "Mailbox Database 91234567890" -CorruptionType SearchFolder, AggregateCounts, ProvisionedFolder, FolderView
The above command runs the repair for the whole database, the one below is just for a single mailbox.
New-MailboxRepairRequest -Mailbox bart@example.com -CorruptionType SearchFolder, AggregateCounts, ProvisionedFolder, FolderViewASKER
found a fix!