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The answer with the security tab helped me out of this. Thanks.
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The answer with the security tab helped me out of this. Thanks.

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Hi,<br />
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we have a user that was member of admin group. We kicked him out of this group so he is just a normal user. All users can connect to Exchange with their smartphones. Only this user can´t. I remember to read something about that admins can´t use mobile connect with Exchange 2013 for security reasons. <br />
How can i tell Exchange that this user isn´t an admin anymore ?<br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi,

we have a user that was member of admin group. We kicked him out of this group so he is just a normal user. All users can connect to Exchange with their smartphones. Only this user can´t. I remember to read something about that admins can´t use mobile connect with Exchange 2013 for security reasons. 
How can i tell Exchange that this user isn´t an admin anymore ?

Thanks in advance

User was in admin group and now cant connect to Excahnge 2013 with iphone

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