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im amazed nobody can answer this..
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In exchange admin centre for active sync you can see an option &quot;allow mobile devices that dont fully support policies to synchornise&quot;<br />
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I wondered if its possible via a shell command (Get-MobileDeviceMailboxPo<wbr />licy?) to list that exact parameter as well as its value? and if so what is the name of that parameter, and if its returns true/false, how can they be mapped to yes/no in EAC?<br />
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I wondered if it was the &quot;AllowNonProvisionableDevi<wbr />ces&quot; parameter?
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In exchange admin centre for active sync you can see an option "allow mobile devices that dont fully support policies to synchornise"

http://cdn.ttgtmedia.com/rms/onlineImages/goodmaniphone_a_.png 

I wondered if its possible via a shell command (Get-MobileDeviceMailboxPolicy?) to list that exact parameter as well as its value? and if so what is the name of that parameter, and if its returns true/false, how can they be mapped to yes/no in EAC?

I wondered if it was the "AllowNonProvisionableDevices" parameter?

exchange admin centre AS mapping to shell command

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