#Sync2 for outlook keygen how to
#Sync2 for outlook keygen serial number
#Sync2 for outlook keygen serial

I just paired it with a random account so I could get the Device ID. In fact it's better to find out the Device ID to VERIFY and set up security.

#Sync2 for outlook keygen how to

This is the problem, I can't figure out where ActiveSync got this Device ID and thusly how to find it on the phone with the locked employee.Д¬lick to expand.I don't see the security issue.

#Sync2 for outlook keygen serial

It's not related to the serial number, and I've downloaded two apps from the marketplace that are suppose to get the Device ID, but those don't match the working phone either. Now I've searched this 1 letter and 7 number combination on everything on the working person's phone, and can not find it. I have another Employee with an Incredible already synced. But if a user had an old phone already synced and locked, there's no way for me to get the new phone to sync and thusly find the Device ID for it.ДЇor iPhones (which is all we had done to this point) it was easy because their Device IDs are just Appl. We we do that, I can find the Device ID through webmail, then copy that ID and activate the lock switch using the shell command. Now if an employee has never had this command activated, we can sync whatever phones we want. By enabling it, we open up employee's ability to sync over devices, and we want to restrict that to devices we know of. By default activesync is disabled for security reasons. This allows us to say to employees, yes, you can sync your personal phone, but we aren't going to let you sync any other phones. That switch now says, only Device IDs that are entered by the Admin through the shell command can sync with this user. Well if you go through Exchange Shell and enter in the command I showed before, you turn on a switch in Exchange. When you enable activesync on a user, they can then sync their phone, doesn't matter what or how many, right? To explain the situation in a different way. Here you can remove them from the list or do a remote wipe. It should show you all the devices that have synced with your account, last sync time, and the unique Device ID for each. Any thoughts on how to get the ActiveSync device ID on an Incredible with out first successfully syncing it to the account first?Д¬lick to expand.Sorry, webmail.

#Sync2 for outlook keygen serial number

For iPhones, it's simple, just add Appl to the serial number and that's the phone's device ID. I even downloaded ID and My Phone Info from the marketplace store, and none of those numbers that it reports back resemble anything with the ActiveSync Device ID of the successful employee. Based off of the second employee, the Incredible's Device ID isn't based off of the serial number or any other device info. When I first sync a device with an employee who's never had one associated before, I go into Outlook Anywhere webmail, and can see the device ID. I have another employee who has their Incredible successfully synced, but it was their first device. This employee had an old Motorolla Droid already synced using this method, so their account is 'locked' until I enter in the new Device ID. Set-CASMailbox -Identity: 'tonysmit' -ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs: '' Once I do that, no other device can sync in the future unless I enter the command line again with the new Device ID.

Using the Exchange shell prompt I enter in the person's device id and alias to authorize just that device to sync with their account. I'm trying to sync and employee's new HTC Droid Incredible to our exchange server.