Letter Identifier
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Available Statistics
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Definition
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Possible Values
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V
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Protocol Version
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Indicates the protocol version that the device is using to sync with your Exchange Server.
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Value
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Meaning
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120
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Version 12
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25
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Version 2.5
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21
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Version 2.1
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20
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Version 2.0
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10
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Version 1.0
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Ty
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Type
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Value
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Meaning
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Em
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Email
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Co
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Contacts
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Ca
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Calendar
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Ta
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Tasks
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Fid
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Folder ID
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The ID of the folder being synchronized.
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Positive integer
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Fc
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Folder Count
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The number of folders being synchronized.
NOTE: Only used for the GetItemEstimate command
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Positive integer
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Filt
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Filter Type
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This is the amount of data that the user wanted returned back to them.
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Value
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Meaning
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Email?
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Calendar?
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Tasks?
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0
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No filter
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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1
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1 day back
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Yes
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No
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No
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2
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3 days back
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Yes
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No
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No
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3
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1 week back
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Yes
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No
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No
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4
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2 weeks back
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Yes
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Yes
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No
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5
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1 month back
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Yes
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Yes
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No
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6
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3 months back
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No
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Yes
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No
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7
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6 months back
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No
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Yes
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No
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8
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Incomplete
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No
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No
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Yes
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St
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Sync Type
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This is the type of sync being performed.
The “Meanings” are:
First Sync: This is called “Sync 0” which is the first sync that is established with the Exchange Server.
Subsequent Sync: Thereafter the sync type is categorized as “Subsequent Sync”.
Recovery Sync: The client is resending a sync request because it did not receive a corresponding response.
Invalid Sync: This is when the Sync Key used is invalid or does not match what is stored in the Exchange Server.
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Value
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Meaning
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F
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First Sync
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S
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Subsequent Sync
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R
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Recovery Sync
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I
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Invalid Sync
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Sk
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Sync Key
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This is the actual sync key that is being used between the Client and the Exchange Server.
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Positive integer
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Cli:
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Client Stats
(adds, changes, deletes, fetches, errors)
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Stores the count of each type of activity from the Client.
Letter Identifiers:
a = Adds
c = Changes
d = Deletes
f = Fetches
e = Errors
Example: Cli:0a0c0d1f0e
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n/a
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Svr:
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Server Stats
(adds, changes, deletes, soft-deletes, errors)
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Stores the number of each type of activity from the Exchange Server.
Letter Identifiers:
a = Adds
c = Changes
d = Deletes
s = Soft-deletes
e = Errors
Example: Srv:1a0c0d0s0e0r Srv:1a0c0d0s0e0r Srv:1a0c0d0s0e0r Srv:1a0c0d0s0e0r Srv:1a0c0d0s0e0rSrv:1a0c0d0s0e0r
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n/a
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E
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Number of Errors
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Number of errors encountered in request.
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positive integer
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Io
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Items opened
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Future Feature. This is the number of items opened by XSO.
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n/a
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Hb
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Heartbeat Interval
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This indicates the Heartbeat interval used for the Ping command.
NOTE: This is only used for the PING Command (aka Direct Push).
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n/a
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Ssp
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SharePoint Docs
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Number of files accessed from SharePoint
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positive integer
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Sspb
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SharePoint Bytes
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Amount of Bytes accessed from SharePoint.
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positive integer
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Unc
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UNC Files
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Number of files accessed from UNC.
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positive integer
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Uncb
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UNC Bytes
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Amount of Bytes accessed from UNC.
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positive integer
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Att
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Attachments
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Number of attachments retrieved. This applies to GetAttachment & ItemOperations command only.
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positive integer
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Attb
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Attachment Bytes
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Amount of Bytes accessed for Attachment.
This applies to GetAttachment & ItemOperations command only.
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positive integer
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Pk
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Policy Key Received
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Used by the client and server to correlate acknowledgements to a particular policy setting.
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n/a
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Pa
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Policy Acknowledge Status
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Indicates success if all the policy settings were applied correctly.
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Value
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Meaning
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1
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Success applying policy
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2
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Partially applied policy
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3
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Failed applying policy
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Oof
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Oof Action
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This is the action done on the “Out of Office” status stored in Exchange.
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Value
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Meaning
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Get
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Retrieves the Oof status and message
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Set
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Sets the Oof status and/or message.
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UserInfo
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User Information Action
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Exchange ActiveSync currently only supports the ability for the device to retrieve the user information data and not set it up at exchange.
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Get
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DevModel
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Device Model
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Dependent on the Device Manufacturer providing this information as part of the SETTINGS Command. Possible values include:
- Manufacturer Name
- Model Name
- Model Number
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n/a
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DevIMEI
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IMEI
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Also dependent on Device Manufacturer. IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity. It’s a 15 digit code assigned to all devices.
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n/a
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DevName
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Device Friendly Name
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Intended on holding the user’s description of their device.
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n/a
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DevOS
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Device OS
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This is the OS running on the device
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n/a
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DevLang
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Device OS Language
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Localized language of the device OS.
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n/a
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Error
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Error
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Indicates the error section of the request.
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n/a
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S
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Status
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This is the global command status returned. (status codes vary by command)
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See appendix for available status codes.
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Exchange Server 2007