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Exchange 2010 server with 85 users. 84 have no problems using ActiveSync to synchronize a variety of smartphones. One user with a Samsung a Samsung Galaxy S4 has been unable to sync since we upgraded from Exchange 2003. Using the EMC Manage Mobile Phone option shows no device listed. Get-ActiveSyncDevice -Identity "username" error "username" not found.
Event log error:
/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSy
--- Exception start --- Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.AirSync
Numerous posts seem to indicate that the mobile phone partnership was damaged in the mailbox transfer. I have deleted / re-installed the Exchange account on the phone several times with the same result. Is there some way of fixing this without deleting and recreating the mailbox? If deleting the mailbox is the only option, how quickly will Exchange allow me to re-enter the same user and mailbox?
Event log error:
/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSy
--- Exception start --- Exception type: Microsoft.Exchange.AirSync
Numerous posts seem to indicate that the mobile phone partnership was damaged in the mailbox transfer. I have deleted / re-installed the Exchange account on the phone several times with the same result. Is there some way of fixing this without deleting and recreating the mailbox? If deleting the mailbox is the only option, how quickly will Exchange allow me to re-enter the same user and mailbox?
Make sure the user you try to use has "Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent" checked on the Active Directory user's permissions.
1. Open "Active Directory Users and Computers"
2. Go to "View" and make sure "Advanced Features" is checked. If it isn't, check it.
3. Find the problematic user and open its "Properties" (right click --> Properties).
4. Go to the "Security" tab and click on the "Advanced" button.
5. Verify that the "Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent" check box is checked. If it is, you may try to reset the user's permissions by clicking on the "Restore defaults" button.
1. Open "Active Directory Users and Computers"
2. Go to "View" and make sure "Advanced Features" is checked. If it isn't, check it.
3. Find the problematic user and open its "Properties" (right click --> Properties).
4. Go to the "Security" tab and click on the "Advanced" button.
5. Verify that the "Include inheritable permissions from this object's parent" check box is checked. If it is, you may try to reset the user's permissions by clicking on the "Restore defaults" button.
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Migrated from exchange 2003 to exchange 2010 and this was a great help. Had issues with email not syncing with mobile devices and if they did sync, Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks wouldn't.
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You should be able to delete the AD account and mailbox, and then recreate it immediately.