If requested by technical support, please follow these instructions to enable debug, XML, and/or WBXML logging for trouble-shooting ActiveSync issues. This article also contains instructions on submitting this information to technical support.
Enable Advanced management options for ActiveSync:
- Select Setup
- Select Mobile Device Management
- Select ActiveSync for MDaemon
- Check Enable advanced management options
- Click OK to close Mobile Device Management
Enable debug logs for all ActiveSync connections:
- Select Setup
- Select Mobile Device Management
- Expand ActiveSync for MDaemon
- Select Tuning
- In the Logging section, change the Log level to Debug
- Click OK to apply settings and close Mobile Device Management
To Enable XML/WBXML logging for all devices:
- Select Setup
- Select Mobile Device Management
- Expand ActiveSync for MDaemon
- Select Client Settings
- Check Archive XML requests and responses
- Check Archive WBXML requests and responses
- Click OK
To Enable XML/WBXML logging per device:
- Select Accounts
- Select Edit Account
- Double click the account in question
- Expand ActiveSync of MDaemon
- Select Client Settings
- Check Archive XML requests and responses
- Check Archive WBXML requests and responses
- If the checkbox contains a Square, select it once to clear the check box, and once again to enable the feature. - Click OK
After reproducing the issue with debug logging enabled, please obtain the following files:
- A copy of this file: \MDaemon\Logs\AirSync-YYYYMMDD.log
- A copy of this file: \MDaemon\Data\AirSync.ini
- All of the files in this folder: \MDaemon\Logs\AirSync\(current date)\(username)
Compress all of those requested files/folders into your preferred container file (zip/rar/7z/etc..) and rename the file with your e-mail address.
Upload the container file to our FTP server using the credentials below:
Server: ftp://smtp.altn.com
Username: Uploader
Password: incoming
After successfully uploading that file to our FTP server, please notify the technician that is handling your case.