The explanationsįor instance i see that there is a setting called linkage īut if i add new keys and renamed all the RndisFn1 settings to something like RndisStatic to set up static RNDIS still defaults to using the RndisFn1 settings.Īt this point any help would be much appreciated.Exchange ActiveSync does not support shared mailboxes or delegate access. I'm trying to find some good resources on registry settings for activesync and RNDIS. Why does ActiveSync and Rndis settings clash. I'm not really sure if i need any of those settings saved though.Īlso maybe just taking a step back a bit, I know I'm going to have to research setting up active sync a little. I'm thinking the extra settings were written there dynamically once the connection was made. We noticed that the registry settings for the one that works are filled in in. But now we have completely random behavior, some devices work perfectly, some we have to plug in, un plug, plug in, and it works. So we swap the dhcp for activesync and static for RNDIS. For RNDIS we need to use static IP in Īnd we see active sync breaking when we do this.

This is on some pretty old hardware (pxa270). Somehow we've gotten to a point where we can switch between the two drivers, requiring a hard reset to achieve. Internally we do use ActiveSync for some debugging and

To give you some back story we never really used the otg port on our device until a recent release which we decided to use RNDIS. I need some help debugging some issues we are having with activesync.

Microsoft activesync 6.0