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Regarding your problem, currently you cannot run the Exchange ActiveSync service, right? Any detailed explanation or screenshot is great appreciate.
There could be several reasons why the service is not opening. Here are some possible solutions:
- Verify Autodiscover is working for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync: You can do this by browsing to the Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer site and selecting Exchange ActiveSync Autodiscover from the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync Connectivity Tests. Enter all the required fields and select Perform Test. If the Connectivity Test fails, see Analyze Exchange Remote Connectivity Analyzer Results. If it passes, see User Principal Name Check.
- Check User Principal Name: Most Exchange ActiveSync devices request the email address and password to set up the device. This combination only works when the userprincipal name value matches the email address for the user. Verify these two attributes have the same value. To do this, open the Exchange Management Shell and run the following cmdlet to retrieve the attribute values:
Get-Mailbox user | fl UserPrincipalName,PrimarySmtpAddress
. If the UserPrincipalName does not match the PrimarySmtpAddress for the user, see Domain suffix check. - Check Domain Suffix: Verify that the appropriate domain suffix is available for the UserPrincipalName attribute.
- Disable/Quit all of your firewall and security software that may affect/stop the service running.
Hope it can help, please feel free to let us know if any updates.
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