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1. Retrieve the device ID after the user has synchronized the device with the Exchange server.<br />
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Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatis<wbr />tics -Mailbox:&quot;&lt;EmailAlias&gt;&quot; |fl DeviceID<br />
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2. Prevent that device from synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange.<br />
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Set-CASMailbox -Identity: &quot;EmailAlias&quot; <br />
-ActiveSyncBlockedDeviceID<wbr />s: &quot;&lt;DeviceID_1&gt;&quot;,&quot;&lt;DeviceID_<wbr />2&gt;&quot;<br />
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3. Enable a Device for Exchange ActiveSync<br />
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Set-CASMailbox -Identity: &quot;EmailAlias&quot; -ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceID<wbr />s: &quot;&lt;DeviceID_1&gt;&quot;,&quot;&lt;DeviceID_<wbr />2&gt;&quot;
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1. Retrieve the device ID after the user has synchronized the device with the Exchange server.

Get-ActiveSyncDeviceStatistics -Mailbox:"<EmailAlias>" |fl DeviceID

2. Prevent that device from synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange.

Set-CASMailbox -Identity: "EmailAlias"
-ActiveSyncBlockedDeviceIDs: "<DeviceID_1>","<DeviceID_2>"

3. Enable a Device for Exchange ActiveSync

Set-CASMailbox -Identity: "EmailAlias" -ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs: "<DeviceID_1>","<DeviceID_2>"

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; How you do block users from using Exchange Active Sync to access e-mail on their personal cell phones but allow company owned devices to access do it?
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Hi,
  How you do block users from using Exchange Active Sync to access e-mail on their personal cell phones but allow company owned devices to access do it?

How to block exchange active synce on personal cell phones

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