Any idea on the timing of the SW update to fix the IOS 6.1 problem with Exchange 2010?
victor
iOS 6.1
No one could know such a thing unless Apple announces, which is very rare.
Rumor and speculation are not allowed here.
No one could know such a thing unless Apple announces, which is very rare.
Rumor and speculation are not allowed here.
Here is the solution from Microsoft.
Allan
Yea thanks i got that one and we are curremtly having the users to disable their Exchange Calendars on their ipads and iphones which is maintaining logs now. That solution is causing its own set of problems with the users. But i just tell them that Apple is working on a fix with no ETA, so be patient.
Similar problems with the iOS Exchange client predate iOS 6.1 and Microsoft Exchange 2010 SP1 or later. Apple has been aware of it for awhile...
I love Apple products but, I need reliable email for work. I am not sure the framework is robust enough to handle the volumes and size of email. Anyone using Blackberry. How is performance ?
IOS 6.1.2 has been released to hopefully address this issue.
Thanks i will test this for a week, then allow users download and install this fix and reenable calendar syncs.
victor
Exchnage 2010 admin
after testing IOS 6.1.2 does not sove the problems. The fix will hopefully be addressed in IOS 6.1.3
after testing IOS 6.1.2 does not sove the problems. The fix will hopefully be addressed in IOS 6.1.3
do you still have the calendar sync disabled?
the actual reponse is sent from the inbox...have calendar sync disabled will not entirely prevent the issues. Maybe apple will officially recognize the issue.
@gsxtasy2002 -Care to elaborate? Several of us have been following this issue for awhile. Thank you.
Has iOS 6.1.2 done the job of fixing the issue? I have a fleet of 100 people which will be affected by this.
In reply to Macca7275
We moved from Blackberry to iPhone for 120 services in 2010. We have just renewed the iPhone fleet. Security was the issue for the business that employs me (lawyers). When comparing the two, Blackberry performed without issue most of the time but we experienced a number of issues with the trackballs on individual phones. This was, however, the first of the Blackberry Bold models. The expense behind the scenes was one of the major factors for the move. It was cheaper to run Exchange and iPhones than Blackberry services. Our lawyers on the whole adopted the iPhones and a number have become quite proficient at using them. We ensured that we had a means to securely wipe and lock business phones. We chose Mobile Iron for this purpose but you will find other products to do the same job. Cost is probably going to be the deciding factor here. Our only negative factor was butterfingers resulting in smashed glass with the iPhones although I have had one user drown several phones. 😢
Any idea on the timing of the software update to fix the IOS6.1 problems with Exchange 2010?
