Exchange ActiveSync
| Exchange ActiveSync | |
|---|---|
| Basic data
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| developer | Microsoft |
| Current version |
16.0.1 ( June 13, 2016 ) |
| programming language | C # |
| category | Data synchronization |
| License | Proprietary |
| Exchange ActiveSync | |
Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) is an XML-based protocol that communicates over HTTP or HTTPS . It was developed to synchronize e-mails , contacts, calendar entries, tasks and notes from a message server with a mobile device . Device policies and device properties can also be edited.
Current version
Exchange ActiveSync is currently in version 16.1, which is part of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 .
Version 16.1 brought minor updates to the previous version, 16.0, which was released as part of Exchange Server 2016 , including support for the use of office365, more stability in the calendar, attachments in the calendar / appointments are synchronized and attachments are synchronized better.
Range of functions
The current version of the Exchange ActiveSync protocol supports the following functions:
- Autodiscover for wireless provisioning
- DirectPush
- Advanced Exchange Search
- Group email messages by conversation
- Information about meeting participants
- Ability to sync an entire conversation
- Optimized device security through password guidelines
- PIN Reset
- Synchronization of SMS messages with a user's Exchange mailbox
- Support for HTML messages
- Support for flagging for follow-up
- Support for viewing the response status of messages
- Fast message retrieval support
- Support for setting the auto answer function
- Task synchronization support
- Support for availability information for contacts
Individual evidence
- ↑ blogs.msdn.microsoft.com . (accessed on October 9, 2019).
- ↑ msdmaguire: Exchange ActiveSync. Retrieved October 9, 2019 (American English).
- ↑ Announcing Exchange ActiveSync v16 - Outlook and Exchange dev blog. Retrieved October 9, 2019 .
- ↑ Understanding Exchange ActiveSync , accessed May 16, 2011