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Exchange 2007 - Report on ActiveSync Device Activity

jspanitz

Is there some way to do this:

http://www.simple-talk.com/sysadmin/exchange/reporting-on-mobile-device-activity-using-exchange-2007-activesync-logs/

Using APM?

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jspanitz

Ok, since no one responded to my initial question, let me ask - is anyone monitoring the types of mobile devices that connect to their exchange servers?

MarieB

Hi Jspanitz--

I've marked this for the PM to try and get you an answer.

jspanitz

Thank you Marie! It's great to have people like you keep an eye on the forum.

jspanitz

I'd like to ask if a PM ever reviewed this. Is there a way to do this now? If not, can we ask it be added as a feature request?

Questionario

mhh,

with a graph i believe this is not possible natively in APM.

if its good enough for you to have each device on a separate graph and you could use a script to run that powershell script and then instead of exporting the data into sql (which you can do as well if you like) you can give one of these values back from powershell to the initial script, APM would then just graph based on the return value.

thats the only way I can think of right now without using external reporting tools in which case you probably wont even need APM for it.

macnugetz

Questionario is correct; this is not possible in APM today. We've had many requests on the NPM side to graph multiple objects on the same graph, and this would be very similar. We are definitely tracking this as a feature request.

HTH,

Craig