The Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity cmdlet allows you to simulate an Exchange ActiveSync connection from a mobile device to a mailbox. The mailbox can either be the test user mailbox you created earlier, or a specific mailbox user.
Running the cmdlet on a Client Access server will test the local server.
[PS] C:>Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity CasServer LocalSite Scenario Result Latency(MS) --------- --------- -------- ------ ----------- e15mb1 Sydney Options Success e15mb1 Sydney FolderSync Success e15mb1 Sydney First Sync Success e15mb1 Sydney GetItemEstimate Success e15mb1 Sydney Sync Data Success e15mb1 Sydney Ping Success e15mb1 Sydney Sync Test Item Success
The cmdlet can also be used to test a remote Client Access server.
[PS] C:>Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -ClientAccessServer E15MB2
You can also test a specific URL.
[PS] C:>Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -URL https://mail.exchange2013demo.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
If you have not provisioned the correct SSL certificates you can override the SSL trust requirement and still perform the test.
[PS] C:>Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -TrustAnySSLCertificate
You can also use the pipeline to test multiple Client Access servers together.
[PS] C:>Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity CasServer LocalSite Scenario Result Latency(MS) --------- --------- -------- ------ ----------- e15mb1 Sydney Options Success e15mb1 Sydney FolderSync Success e15mb1 Sydney First Sync Success e15mb1 Sydney GetItemEstimate Success e15mb1 Sydney Sync Data Success e15mb1 Sydney Ping Success e15mb1 Sydney Sync Test Item Success e15mb2 Sydney Options Success e15mb2 Sydney FolderSync Success e15mb2 Sydney First Sync Success e15mb2 Sydney GetItemEstimate Success e15mb2 Sydney Sync Data Success e15mb2 Sydney Ping Success e15mb2 Sydney Sync Test Item Success
Finally, if you need to test a specific mailbox you can pass the credentials for that mailbox user to the cmdlet.
[PS] C:>$credential = Get-Credential -UserName e2013demopaul.cunningham -Message "Enter password" [PS] C:>Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -MailboxCredential $credential
Hi Paul – Thanks to your reply.
For Q1 – The certificate includes the following SAN (mail.ramxxx.ca, autodiscover.ramxxx.ca, ramxxx.ca) It does not include the Exchange Server name which is ex2016.ramxxx.ca
For Q2 and Q3 – Issued by a trusted 3rd party which is Commodo + valid till Jun 2019.
Thanks
Ram
Hi Paul – I even tested Remote Connectivity Analyzer – The failed result is below:
Attempting the FolderSync command on the Exchange ActiveSync session. The test of the FolderSync command failed.
Exchange ActiveSync returned an HTTP 500 response (Internal Server Error).
HTTP Response Headers:
(removed)
X-DiagInfo: EX2016
X-BEServer: EX2016
X-FEServer: EX2016
Content-Length: 5856
Cache-Control: private
Server: Microsoft-IIS/10.0
X-AspNet-Version: 4.0.30319
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET
Elapsed Time: 21004 ms.
Hi Paul – Hope you can help me with this error on ActiveSync.
When, I run Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity – I am getting below error. I am using 3rd party certificate from Comodo.
Lab Setup – Exchange 2016 CU7 on Server 2016
Error:
The underlying connection was closed:
Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.
Inner error [System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException]:
The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.
Thanks
Ram
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Your certificate is probably invalid then. The three requirements for certificate validity are:
1) The name(s) on the certificate match the server name that you are connecting to
2) The certificate is issued by a trusted certificate authority
3) The certificate has not expired
Hello,
I would appreciate your remarks here, I’m facing an issue with the credentials of my extest user, any ideas??
[PS] C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\scripts>Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -TrustA
nySSLCertificate | select ClientAccessServerShortName,Scenario,Result,LatencyInMillisecondsString,Error | ft -auto
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
WARNING: No Client Access servers were tested.
ClientAccessServerShortName Scenario Result LatencyInMillisecondsString Error
————————— ——– —— ————————— —–
cassvr1004 Options Success 31.25
cassvr1004 FolderSync Success 109.37
cassvr1004 First Sync Success 78.12
cassvr1004 GetItemEstimate Success 62.50
cassvr1004 Sync Data Success 62.50
cassvr1004 Ping Success 4359.28
cassvr1004 Sync Test Item Success 62.50
cassvr2004 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr2003 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr1003 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr2002 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr2001 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr1002 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr1001 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr2011 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr1011 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr1013 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr2013 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr3013 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr3012 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr3014 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
cassvr3011 Reset Credentials Failure [Microsoft.Exchange.Monitoring.Cas…
[PS] C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\scripts>
when i run this command : Get-ClientAccessServer | Test-ActiveSyncConnectivity | fl
result as below…do u have any offer ? Autodiscover dosent work on phone when i try to use ActiveSync but there is no problem on outlook.
LocalSite : Default-First-Site-Name
SecureAccess : True
VirtualDirectoryName :
Url :
UrlType : Unknown
Port : 0
ConnectionType : Plaintext
ClientAccessServerShortName : CASSERVER
LocalSiteShortName : Default-First-Site-Name
ClientAccessServer : istmrkexc01.kalyon.local
Scenario : Options
ScenarioDescription : Issue an HTTP OPTIONS command to retrieve the Exchange ActiveSync protocol version.
PerformanceCounterName : DirectPush Latency
Result : Failure
Error : [System.Net.WebException]: The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trus
t relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel. Inner error [System.Security.Authenticatio
n.AuthenticationException]: The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation
procedure.
UserName : extest_db5c5c37c5614
StartTime : 6/10/2016 11:02:36 AM
Latency : -00:00:01
EventType : Error
LatencyInMillisecondsString :
Identity :
IsValid : True
Did you resolve this issue? I seem to have this issue. I run a test against the path
test-ActiveSync Connectivity -URL https://mail.domain.com/Microosft-Active-Sync
but it fails when I run a user test
test-ActiveSyncConnectivity -Milboxcredential (get-credential)
Hi Paul, Thanks for the article, I came across this when I searched for load testing the Active sync traffic. Can you please help me with any information that you can to enlighten me.
I have a 2010 and a 2013 environment and a problem with the ‘extest_*’ user.
When I run the Test-ActiveSyncConnectiviy command from a 2010 server, its succesful.
When I run it from a 2013 server, it fails.
Error:
“The user and the mailbox are in different AD sites…”
The extest_ user i still on a 2010 database and I guess, thats the problem. However, I dont want to create a new one (is it even possible to have 2 extest user in the same environment?), regarding SCOM etc.
Is there a workaround?
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You can specify any mailbox you want to perform the test against actually. See TechNet:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123540(v=exchg.150).aspx