com/Rpc .
Each of these steps will report results to the screen allowing the administrator to review and
react to any of the errors that are generated.
Test - ActiveSyncConnectivity
The Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity cmdlet tests a full synchronization of a mailbox using Microsoft
ActiveSync. Though ActiveSync configuration is not a complicated task, for some unknown reason it still
generates a lot of calls to help desks and Exchange administrators. Using this cmdlet, the Exchange
admin can test synchronization and configuration against any user. By default all users are ActiveSync
enabled. If no user is specified, the cmdlet uses the monitoring mailbox, which is the CAS user.
The following parameters are available for this cmdlet:
AllowUnsecureAccess : Necessary if you are not using SSL.
ClientAccessServer : Specifies a particular CAS server to synchronize against.
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DomainController: Sets the DC to query.
MailboxCredential : User that the cmdlet should attempt to synchronize against. If no user is
specified the CAS user is used. Using MailboxCredential:(Get-Credential test@
exchangeexchange.local) prompts for the password of the user ???test??™. Once the password
is entered, the test cmdlet runs.
MailboxServer : Mailbox server that contains the mailbox to test.
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