I get the error pasted on the bottom of this post in the Event Viewer of my Exchange Server. By adding "Full Access" to "exchange servers" in active directory I was able to temporarily fix the issue.
The phone did receive emails after the errors but I have a feeling it's going to stop working. I double triple quadruple quintuple checked. Here is the error message I get in the Event Viewer of my Exchange Server: This error is not retriable. Additional information: Access is denied. Seriously, you should have separate administrative and non-administrative accounts. It would be a shame if one of your administrators opened an e-mail message while logged on as an administrator and have it replicate everywhere based on the user's elevated rights.
I don't understand why this post was marked as abusive. Perhaps a moderator can clear that. The reason you must allow inheritable permissions is so that the parent permissions apply to an object. However, if the parent permissions are misconfigured, allowing inherited permissions won't fix anything. The next step I would try would be to re-run setup. I don't think that the parent permissions are misconfigured because just about everyone else who uses activesync doesn't have issues.
I was going to run it but I was worried it could change some permissions and that would cause even more problems. For instance we had to make some temporary adjustments to get it to sync to administrators phones. Thank you for your reply btw. I have a about 70 different users a lot of which have ActiveSync and it works fine for them. I was afraid that if I ran that some of the settings could get erased.
I was going to run it but I got worried about that. If it's just one user, then running PrepareAD shouldn't be necessary then. There's documentation on exactly what it does; you're welcome to find it.
This issue occurs because the InetOrgPerson object does not have necessary permissions to perform the synchronization process. For more information about Exchange Server SP3, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. General information about the Enable-Mailbox cmdlet Microsoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support.
This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? For more information, go to the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. Attendees receive a meeting update without any changes from the organizer after the reminder is triggered. Users of iOS 8. These issues were diagnosed as requiring changes to the iOS implementation of the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol.
When a user syncs a mailbox by using an iOS device, the calendar on the device may be missing one or more appointments. These appointments are available when you view the calendar from Outlook or OWA. There may also be duplicate instances of the appointment in the calendar if the appointment is accepted from the device.
Apple has documented the issue in the following article in the Apple Knowledge Base:. About iOS 8 Updates. Apple was made aware of this issue, and customers who experience any of the symptoms that are described here should contact Apple for help. This is most noticeable with Lync meetings where the URLs will appear broken. This has been addressed in the iOS 8. For more information, see the following Apple Knowledge Base article:. Message body is truncated to characters long.
Symptom 3 applies to iOS 7. Only iOS 8. It may be possible to correct the formatting of the meetings by having the Meeting Organizer send an update to the meeting. No changes to the meeting item is required. The new meeting object will overwrite the existing object.
Meeting truncation may be avoided if the attendee accepts the meeting before changing the meeting properties with their iOS 8. Meetings will be truncated if the attendee changes the meeting properties with their iOS 8.
Specifically, one of the following properties:. CRA is attempting to correct a discrepancy introduced by the iOS 8. For more information, see the following article: Repair update messages received for TimeZoneMatchCheck failures. Administrators can confirm truncation of the appointment body through a review of the ActiveSync mailbox log. Inside this log will be a Sync request that sends the Body element to Exchange with approximately bytes.
With the results of the trace, a request will be observed that shows the client sending the body in plain text. These issues can be prevented by not using iOS 8. This can be done using one of the following methods:. When a user syncs a mailbox by using an iOS device, and a recurring meeting is scheduled to occur on the 31st of every month, the meeting does not appear on the device for those months that do not have 31 days.
Cause iOS does not honor the 31st-day recurrence pattern in the way that Outlook does. When a month does not have 31 days, Outlook displays the recurring meeting in the calendar on the last day of the month. However, iOS displays only those occurrences that land exactly on the 31st day.
This behavior also occurs with recurring meetings for the 29th-day and 30th-day recurrence patterns. Cause The client receives multiple responses for this appointment from Exchange.
The first response has a later-modified time stamp than the second response that contains the new time for the meeting.
The client should always apply the changes from the latest Sync response for an item. The modified time stamp is an optional element and should not be considered authoritative. The following are examples from the ActiveSync mailbox log for a device: First log entry.
Solution Apply the iOS 8. Apple has documented this issue in the following article from the Apple Knowledge Base:. If this issue is not resolved by applying the iOS update, customers should remove the calendar from the list of folders to synchronize, wait several minutes, and then add the calendar back to the list of folders to synchronize.
Mobile device clients do not treat a meeting request as an all-day event meeting request. Also, the All Day field is marked No. For more information, go to the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. When a user synchronize their iOS or Android device by using Exchange ActiveSync, they may unexpectedly become the organizer for a meeting to which they were invited.
This does not change the meeting for all attendees. This issue can occur if you change the reminder for a single occurrence of a recurring meeting on an iOS or Android device. There may be other changes to meeting items that cause the same problem. Current issues Exchange Online, Exchange , Exchange , Exchange and Exchange Recent issues that have similar symptoms have been reported to Microsoft.
These issues can affect users on all versions of Exchange Server. Currently, Microsoft cannot reduce the effect of these new issues. We encourage users to work with their device vendors to find a solution to the problem.
If the organizer cancels a single occurrence of a recurring meeting, the device may unexpectedly delete the whole recurring meeting. Solution Follow these steps:. The problem details and the link to the update are documented in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:. Update the Apple iOS on your device to version 4. Mobile devices that are running iOS 7 and later are unable to automatically configure the default mail app in an Exchange Online mailbox or in on-premises Exchange Server.
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