activesync

Avec son nouveau webmail Outlook.com, Microsoft frappe un grand coup. Cette offre moderne interagit avec les réseaux sociaux et Skype, propose un accès aux Office Web Apps et s’allie à SkyDrive. Microsoft lance aujourd’hui Outlook.com Preview, la version bêta de son nouveau service de messagerie en ligne(à découvrir ici en images). Ce dernier pourra remplacer avantageusement les boites aux lettres Hotmail. Ceux souhaitant employer un client natif pour accéder à leur messagerie pourront continuer à utiliser leurs... [Lire la suite]

Le fournisseur de solution de virtualisation a publié une version bêta de sa suite collaborative Zimbra. L'édition 8.0 intègre les communications unifiées et promet une simplification de sa mise en oeuvre. En attendant la version finale, qui devrait être livrée plus tard ce trimestre, VMware propose depuis hier en téléchargement la version 8.0 bêta de son logiciel Zimbra Collaboration Server. Selon l'éditeur, c'est une mise à jour majeure de son outil de messagerie et de gestion des agendas pour l'entreprise basé sur Linux.... [Lire la suite]

his article explains how mobile devices connect to Exchange Online (Office 365) service and how the connectivity may be impacted if the device does not support certain Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocol requirements. Exchange ActiveSync protocol versions Most mobile devices that connect to Exchange do so using the Exchange ActiveSync protocol. Each successive version of the protocol offers new capabilities. (The Exchange ActiveSync article maintained by the Exchange community on Wikipedia has more details. -Editor) ... [Lire la suite]

If you’re an Exchange admin happy about how Exchange ActiveSync just hums along with mobile devices supporting the EAS protocol, and the multitude of devices that can now access Exchange without any admin intervention (OTA device activation and all that…), but also unhappy about the multitude of devices that can now access Exchange without any admin intervention, there’s news for you. Yes, you can enable or disable EAS per-device. Yes, you also prevent unprovisionable devices (you know the ones… )... [Lire la suite]

Some of you may have seen stories about higher than expected data usage for a very small percentage of Windows Phone 7 users being caused by an inefficiency between Windows Phone 7 client and Yahoo! Mail. You may have also seen that these stories mention that there is a separate Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) issue that is impacting a small percentage of users. Unfortunately, like a game of telephone, many of the stories I've seen are combining these two issues into one, or mentioning both of these issues as if they have equal impact... [Lire la suite]