If more than the allowed number of users inherits the ActiveSync option, the conflict is solved by allowing the connection to the use of the feature on a first users’ basis, up to the maximum limit allowed by the license, and explicitly disabling the option for all of the other accounts that try to connect afterwards.
Here is a practical example in which the ActiveSync option is inherited from the domain level and the account number is greater than the ActiveSync license limitation. If you have 500 accounts in the respective account and only 200 ActiveSync mailboxes, the following will apply:
- Any accounts in the domain will be able to use ActiveSync.
- Once 200 unique accounts have connected at least once the account list is retained by Axigen.
- The 200 unique users will continue to have access to the ActiveSync feature unless otherwise specified by an administrator.
- The 300 accounts that did not login before the ActiveSync capping will have their ActiveSync option disabled and the inheritance method set to “explicitly defined”.
- To change (enable) the ActiveSync option for another user account you will have to disable one of the already active ones from before.
