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Using Get-ActiveSyncStatistics -mailbox &nbsp; Username <br />
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This will give you last sync time stamp. This is in UCT time.
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Being that this is a company issued device you can send a wipe command. <br />
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Do you had a MDM solution in place? If so you most likely lock and wipe as well. <br />
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If not you can try using the clear-acticesyncdevice. <br />
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<a href="https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/devices/clear-activesyncdevice?view=exchange-ps" rel="ugc">https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/devices/clear-activesyncdevice?view=exchange-ps</a>
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Thanks to all, but the issue is we need to have stats on the usage of the device since the employee left.<br />
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Being an ipad the device doesnt use activesync, so these stats arent of any value.<br />
We can wipe the device but we are gathering information about the employees behaviour, and hence want the stats surrounding emails sent, read and when these took place.
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I misread. I thought you have ActiveSync. &nbsp; Without any direct connection to your systems I am not sure if you have any options.
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Are you an admin to your exchange. You can give yourself full access to her email and look via Outlook at the modified date column. <br />
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If she left like you described why not just shut her account down.
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I can get stats via the <b>Get-MessageTrackingLog -Sender ASmith@ourcompany.com</b> but I cant clarify which are sent from say OLK and which are sent from the iPad messaging app. and can get a list of emails sent and received but its the ones that are read from a specific device that I want.<br />
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There is &quot;read&quot; data retained for different clients of a mailbox, just can figure out how to get at it.
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That info you will most likely never get or successfully correlate. &nbsp;Now the question that comes to mind, How would this user send something from this iPAD if they do not have an ActiveSync setup on it? &nbsp;Secondly if this user left is the manor you stated why would she be sending email from this account. &nbsp;<br />
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Because the device isnt using Activiesync (being an Apple) I suspect the stats PS provides about ActiveSync transactions wont be any value. 
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Hi Yo_bee,<br />
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The tablet uses the same HTTPS connection as OLK Anywhere.<br />
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I have been able to get transaction histories showing the user is fwding emails to an external mailbox and communicating with prohibited 3rd parties. &nbsp;<br />
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Without going into too much detail the task is part of an investigation.
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I would lock her account ASAP as she seems to be in violation with your company policy
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We have an employee who has taken unapproved leave and taken her company issued iPad tablet with her.<br />
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The Dept head has a strong suspicion that the employee is using the tablet in ways that are a concern.<br />
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What sorts of usage information can be obtained in Exchange 2016 via Powershell for things like dates/times of emails being read, emails being sent.<br />
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Because the device isnt using Activiesync (being an Apple) I suspect the stats PS provides about ActiveSyn transactions wont be any value.
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We have an employee who has taken unapproved leave and taken her company issued iPad tablet with her.

The Dept head has a strong suspicion that the employee is using the tablet in ways that are a concern.

What sorts of usage information can be obtained in Exchange 2016 via Powershell for things like dates/times of emails being read, emails being sent.

Because the device isnt using Activiesync (being an Apple) I suspect the stats PS provides about ActiveSyn transactions wont be any value.

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