If you’re attempting to try out the OWA for iPhone and iPad apps, then there is likely to come a point that you’ll need to perform a little troubleshooting. In this article, I’m going to show you how get hold of, and make use of, the logs that are stored on the iDevice itself. First…
If you’ve not yet heard, last month saw the release of Outlook Web App for iPhone and iPad. Less than a month after it’s release, the first update, version 1.0.1 is already out the door providing bug fixes and turning contact sync on by default. In a nutshell, OWA for iPhone and iPad is an…
The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS has been released and it includes a bug fix for an important ActiveSync issue affecting meetings. If you’ve not heard about this issue, you can read more about it here and on the Exchange Team Blog here. The fixes included in this release include a few…
Update 12th February 2013: Yep, iOS 6.1 and 6.1.1 are out and causing more issues, where a meeting request response can cause catastrophic transaction log growth by resubmitting the same request repeatedly to Exchange 2010. You’ll find more information at the following Microsoft KB article: Rapid growth in transaction logs, CPU use, and memory consumption…
I am pleased to announce that my forthcoming book, iPhone with Exchange Server 2010 – Business Integration and Deployment is now available for pre-order, after what seems like an endless wait! Right now, we’re finishing off the technical reviewing process, where feedback from Exchange MCMs and MVPs, primarily Henrik Walther and Jeff Guillet has been…