Exchange Server
A family of Microsoft client/server messaging and collaboration software.
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How to simulate a synckey out of sync condition on exchange lab server
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Penny Bristow
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I need to test a fix for an out-of-sync synckkey condition on exchange from an activesync mobile client. In other words I need the server to respond with a status 3 on a sync so I can validate my client is correctly requesting a zero synckey to continue functioning. I can do whatever is needed in my lab as no production users will be affected. Trying to think of the best way to accomplish.
- Mobile device and server in working as expected.
- Kill mobile device so it doesn't communicate with server
- Reboot exchange server to break all connections
- Start up mobile client after server is back on line.
Will that do it??
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Exchange Server Development
Exchange Server Development
Exchange Server: A family of Microsoft client/server messaging and collaboration software.Development: The process of researching, productizing, and refining new or existing technologies.
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Jarvis Sun-MSFT 10,231 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2023-05-04T08:48:00.3566667+00:00 Hi @Penny Bristow , Since the Synckey you mentioned is a development-related attribute, I added the tag for Exchange server development, and the relevant engineers will participate in the post.
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