Solutions Architect

Bill H

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Hello, we just recently moved to Exchange 2016 from SBS Exchange 2010, now we a send limit of 30mb on our emails. Through OWA, i can send this fine, but through mobile devices (we use mostly ipad's and iphones) it fails, even if i send internally or even myself. Is there something i am missing on Exchange that is blocking this?<br />
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FYI i talked to Apple and they said there is no limit on their devices.
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Hello, we just recently moved to Exchange 2016 from SBS Exchange 2010, now we a send limit of 30mb on our emails. Through OWA, i can send this fine, but through mobile devices (we use mostly ipad's and iphones) it fails, even if i send internally or even myself. Is there something i am missing on Exchange that is blocking this?

FYI i talked to Apple and they said there is no limit on their devices.

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