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Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) is the Exchange feature that syncs mailbox information with mobile phones. Mobile clients can sync e-mail, contacts, calendar data, and tasks. Microsoft has licensed ActiveSync technology to other mobile phone manufacturers, such as Apple Inc.,

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Nokia, Palm, Google, and Sony Ericsson. It is up to the licensee to decide which features of the ActiveSync protocol to implement. One feature of ActiveSync is DirectPush technology. DirectPush allows the mobile phone to maintain a connection to Exchange and receive updates in real time as opposed to polling the server for new mail. Exchange 2010 includes the ability to generate ActiveSync Reports. An administrator runs the Export-ActiveSyncLog cmdlet to generate a report with the following information included:

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compliant, and non-compliant devices syncing with the organization. Compliancy depends on the level of enforcement the mobile device implements.

Administrators now have access to a wealth of information that helps with capacity planning and service level management. Another great advancement since Exchange 2007 is the security policies for mobile devices. In Exchange 2007, an administrator has the ability to define a security policy and enforce the policy on a per-user basis. This is problematic for users who use multiple devices because the policy affected every device. If not all of the user s devices fully enabled all of the security features, the user would have to either have all devices enabled or no devices enabled. Exchange 2007 gave administrators control at the device level, using deviceID to define ActiveSync device access rules. Exchange 2010 expands this functionality with several new capabilities. An administrator can define the default action for when a new device attempts its initial sync. The possible actions are to allow, block, or quarantine the device. If an administrator configures quarantine, the user receives a notification that the request for device syncing is being reviewed, while the administrative account configured will receive notification to approve the request. You configure this feature with the Set-ActiveSyncOrganizationSetting cmdlet with the DefaultAccessLevel and AdminMailRecipients parameters. You can then configure specific device policies that override the default by using the new-ActiveSyncDeviceAccessRule cmdlet. In Service Pack 1, administration of policies and devices was added to the ECP. Again, you must set the access level. Additionally the rule can be based on the following characteristics:

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Users and administrators can view this information for existing ActiveSync partnerships using OWA to view the mobile phone details. For example, a phone partnership may show the following:

Device Name: Touch Pro Device Model: HTC Touch Pro T7272 Device Type: PocketPC Device OS: Windows CE 5.2.19965 Device User agent: MSFT-PPC/5.2.19965

The administrator can use this information to build a policy specific to this device type, name, and so on. For example, if the administrator wants to always allow PocketPC device types under any circumstance, she would use the following cmdlet: