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Temp fix for iOS 6 not pushing Exchange mail

All,


If you are reading this, you are probable having the same problem as I am:


After you switched to the iPhone 5, Exchange mail is no longer PUSHing to your device. I have done testing and this problem affects:


1) iPhone 5's running connecting to Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010 servers.


This does not effect:


1) my iPhone 4S running iOS 6 Beta 6.0 10A5376e


Troubleshooting:


1) Wiped phone and started with completely fresh iOS 6 on my iPhone 5. The only thing I did was add my exchange account.

-Still had same issue.


** How to fix this issue:


1. Go to Mail, Contacts, and Calendar. Click "Fetch New Data". Make sure push is on.

2. Go back to Mail, Contact, and Calendar. Click on your exchange account. Click on "Days to Sync". Even if it is set to what you want this on, chance it to a different setting (i.e. 1 week). You can change this back later, but this is the only way to fix it.

3. Go back to Mail COntact and Calendar. Click on "Show". No matter what this setting is on, change it to a different setting. (i.e. 100 recent messages).

4. Reboot your iPhone 5

5. Exchange PUSH will be working now.


Thanks,


Clay

iPhone 5, iOS 6

Posted on Sep 24, 2012 5:42 AM

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Sep 26, 2012 7:46 AM in response to BeeJaay00

I am also having issues with iPhone 5/iOS6/Verizon, as is another person I work with. We both had iPhone4S/iOS6/Verizon before with no exchange issues. I have 2 gmail accounts set up on my phne and get those emails automatically, but for exchange most of the time I have to manually update the mail client.


I updated my iPhone 5 via an iCloud backup, so none of my settings changed between devices.

Sep 26, 2012 8:37 AM in response to superclay

Same issue for me. Push does not work reliably. Restarting the iPhone can make it work, but only briefly.


Apple Support Case: 353831711


My Apple support experience has been less than stellar...


Call #1: Placed on hold for 10 minutes before being disconnected.


Call #2: Escalated to senior support tech who promises to call me back.


Call #3: Never happens, since senior support tech does not call me back as promised.


Interesting side note: I get this problem on an iPhone 5, but not on a iPad 2 with iOS 6.


iPhone 5 / iOS 6 / Verizon & wi-fi does not work.


iPad 2 / iOS 6 / wi-fi does work.

Sep 26, 2012 9:30 AM in response to charles.mayer

I'm expecting Apple Engineering to call me back tomorrow on this. Im just afraid that we will have to wait like 2 months for a fix on this instead of Apple providing us a patch, like they should right away. This issue can cost people money because they are not receiving timely emails. This issue not working is especially critical for business users. So far it seems to be happening mostly on Verizon iphone 5's.

Sep 26, 2012 9:53 AM in response to David06812

Probably not for long. That's one of the symptoms. You change a setting and it starts working then it crashes. This is what I see when the mobile push service fails on the phone:



Incident Identifier: 6E5AEBC6-E606-41AA-98A2-480023DAFDBC

CrashReporter Key: 78ef7a4ed36325aef9731e0532bf2536c3c051cd

Hardware Model: iPhone5,2

OS Version: iPhone OS 6.0 (10A405)

Kernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 13.0.0: Sun Aug 19 00:31:06 PDT 2012; root:xnu-2107.2.33~4/RELEASE_ARM_S5L8950X

Date: 2012-09-26 11:14:08 -0400

Exception Code: 0xdeaffeed

Reason: Power assertion timeout for "com.apple.message.fetchMobileSynchronously". Simply releasing it now.

Backtrace for power assertion: pid 434 (0x3b4e11d7 0x3b4e1697 0x37e27d05 0x122f0d 0x3b1c7ad4 0x3b11f28f 0x37e1fcd5 0x37e1fa13 0x394fca41 0x386f20e1 0x386f1fa8)

Thermal Level: 0

Thermal Sensors: 3343 3190 3217 3251 3347

Sep 26, 2012 10:37 AM in response to superclay

Does everyone that is having a problem on IO6 with an iPhone 5 also have a MacBook/ MAC that is on IOS6? I have noticed that my MacBook Pro gets some interesting iCloud messages in relation to Exchange and I was wondering if there was a correlation. I am going to try removing my email settings from my MacBook and iPad and then reset my iPhone 5 settings and see if that does the trick. I also had multiple crash logs from APSD and am experiencing issues with my exchange email and other push notifications.

Temp fix for iOS 6 not pushing Exchange mail

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