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Looks like everyone agrees with the simplest answer :) &nbsp;Can't be done!
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Looks like everyone agrees with the simplest answer :)  Can't be done!

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Current set up:<br />
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Exchange 2013 (latest CU's and SP's) as of November. &nbsp;Policy exists to quarantine all devices on initial activesync request requiring IT to manually approve the device.<br />
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Using only exchange features, can you have someone who incorrectly enters their password 10x on the device fall back into the quarantine (and optionally, email IT?)<br />
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Thanks in advance - more details can be added if needed!
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Current set up:

Exchange 2013 (latest CU's and SP's) as of November.  Policy exists to quarantine all devices on initial activesync request requiring IT to manually approve the device.

Using only exchange features, can you have someone who incorrectly enters their password 10x on the device fall back into the quarantine (and optionally, email IT?)

Thanks in advance - more details can be added if needed!

Can Exchange 2013 quarantine a previously whitelisted activesync device after 10x password failures?

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