What is event ID 1053 for msexchange ActiveSync?

Source: MSExchange ActiveSync Event ID: 1053 Task Category: Configuration Description: Exchange ActiveSync doesn’t have sufficient permissions to create the “CN=MailboxName,OU=OrganizationalUnitName,DC=domain,DC=suffix” container under Active Directory user “Active Directory operation failed on DOMAINCONTROLLER.domain.suffix.

What does the event ID 3005 in exchange mean?

The Event ID 3005 is an error that is occurred in exchange server. this means that is there a problem with either your application log file or database file.

Why do I have an ActiveSync error on my server?

I’ve checked knowledge base article 842541. Indications are that this error occurs because the user may have a very full calendar and that it’s supposed to have been fixed with Exchange 2003 SP2 – but my user has disabled syncing of his calendar and the server already has SP2! Any clues from anyone would be most helpful.

Can a user synchronize an Exchange ActiveSync device?

Exchange Server 2010 Enterprise, Exchange Server 2010 Standard, Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise, Exchange Server 2013 Standard Edition, Exchange Server 2016 Enterprise Edition, Exchange Server 2016 Standard Edition A user can’t synchronize a Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) device for the first time.

How to enable or disable ActiveSync on a mailbox?

Disabling ActiveSync on a mailbox prevents the user from synchronizing their mailbox with a mobile device (by using ActiveSync). Administrators can use the Exchange admin center (EAC) or the Exchange Management Shell to enable or disable Exchange ActiveSync access to a mailbox. For more information about ActiveSync, see Exchange ActiveSync.

How to check if you have enabled or disabled Exchange ActiveSync?

To verify that you’ve successfully enabled or disabled Exchange ActiveSync access to a mailbox, do any of these steps: In the EAC, go to Recipients > Mailboxes > select the mailbox > click Edit > Mailbox features > and verify the Exchange ActiveSync value in the Mobile Devices section.

How to change server permissions in Exchange ActiveSync?

Start Active Directory Users and Computers. Click View, and then click to enable Advanced Features. Right-click the object where you want to change the Exchange Server permissions, and then click Properties . You can change permissions against a user, an organizational unit, or a domain. On the Security tab, click Advanced.