I did this in the past and it worked (VPN, clear play store history/cache, uninstall, log back in with US google account, etc). However, it is not working anymore. Anyone have any suggestions?
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[Q] Accessing network shares via Exchange/Active Sync? topic
Hey Guys,
since two months, I'm newly employed and in charge for the IT-Department. Last week i discovered, that our Boss and one Employee are able to not only get their mails on their Android-Smartphones via Active Sync but are also able to access the internal network shares of one of our servers. I saw the two exchange policy options checked, which grant the use of UNC-Paths and Windows Sharepoint services. But our two new employees, who use the same policy with Active sync, aren't able to do as the other two do. (e.g. open a link to a file in an e-mail like "\localserver\share$\whatsoever.doc").
I tried to get info from Samsung, HTC and Google on this matter, but the only hint i got was "Please reset your device and try again". As i did so already with a test device, i know this is no option.
Is there someone out there who ycould give me the right direction to search or knows the answer? I'm totally clueless on how to grant access to the other two employees.
Hoping for your kind responses,
DerSinharter
since two months, I'm newly employed and in charge for the IT-Department. Last week i discovered, that our Boss and one Employee are able to not only get their mails on their Android-Smartphones via Active Sync but are also able to access the internal network shares of one of our servers. I saw the two exchange policy options checked, which grant the use of UNC-Paths and Windows Sharepoint services. But our two new employees, who use the same policy with Active sync, aren't able to do as the other two do. (e.g. open a link to a file in an e-mail like "\localserver\share$\whatsoever.doc").
I tried to get info from Samsung, HTC and Google on this matter, but the only hint i got was "Please reset your device and try again". As i did so already with a test device, i know this is no option.
Is there someone out there who ycould give me the right direction to search or knows the answer? I'm totally clueless on how to grant access to the other two employees.
Hoping for your kind responses,
DerSinharter
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