| iPhone Sync error [message #140275] |
Mon, 25 June 2018 18:20  |
shorty99999
Messages: 12
Registered: May 2014
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Hi,
i'm getting the following error while syncing an apple iphone via active sync:
[25/Jun/2018 17:46:58] SyncCommandHelpers.cpp: Unable to parse 'CommandId' request from mobile device. Unknown element: Type: 0, Tag: 0x112D. [User: user<_at_>domain.com, Device: (DEVICEID, iPhone, Apple-iPhone10C6/1506.79), IP address: 12.345.678.90]
Calendar events added in Outlook won't get synced to the iPhone.
Via webmail or other computers i can see the calendar event.
any ideas how to fix that?
Thanks a lot.
Kerio connect version: 9.2.7 buil 3949
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| Re: iPhone Sync error [message #140323 is a reply to message #140275] |
Mon, 02 July 2018 16:30  |
pageone
Messages: 7
Registered: March 2016
Location: Germany
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same state here,....
Outlook for Mac V16.14.1 (180613)
iOS 11.4
Error log shows same message:
[02/Jul/2018 15:23:44] SyncCommandHelpers.cpp: Unable to parse 'CommandId' request from mobile device. Unknown element: Type: 0, Tag: 0x112D. [User: user<_at_>domain.com, Device: (DEVICEID, iPhone, Apple-iPhone8C4/1501.432), IP address: 12.345.678.90
BR
Bernd
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| Re: iPhone Sync error [message #140325 is a reply to message #140275] |
Tue, 03 July 2018 05:17 |
SiriusMac
Messages: 98
Registered: April 2010
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shorty99999 wrote on Mon, 25 June 2018 09:20Hi,
i'm getting the following error while syncing an apple iphone via active sync:
[25/Jun/2018 17:46:58] SyncCommandHelpers.cpp: Unable to parse 'CommandId' request from mobile device. Unknown element: Type: 0, Tag: 0x112D. [User: user<_at_>domain.com, Device: (DEVICEID, iPhone, Apple-iPhone10C6/1506.79), IP address: 12.345.678.90]
Calendar events added in Outlook won't get synced to the iPhone.
Via webmail or other computers i can see the calendar event.
any ideas how to fix that?
Thanks a lot.
Kerio connect version: 9.2.7 buil 3949
What version/platform for Outlook? I am running the not-yet released Connect 9.2.7 p1 Build 4058 and not having problems with iOS 11.4 syncing with Outlook 2007 for Windows or with Outlook 2011 for Mac. If you are using Outlook 2016 for Mac (16.4.1, as another poster reported), I'll try to test that Tuesday.
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| Re: iPhone Sync error [message #140379 is a reply to message #140325] |
Thu, 12 July 2018 17:10 |
WillieL
Messages: 1
Registered: September 2011
Location: Edinburgh
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Hi,
Just want to throw my weight behind the iPhone sync issue as I have just completed updating one of our Kerio Connect servers on Windows Server 2012 R2 OS to version 9.2.7 (build 3949) specifically as it mentioned in the change log the sync issues as being listed as a fix. I can confirm that it has made no difference at all with our set up as I can put an entry on my iPhone (iOS 11.4.1) that never appears in web-mail or in my Outlook 2013 (v15.0.5031.1000). As a test I put the entry in the other way around i.e. created it in Outlook and it sync's with web-mail but not to the iPhone. Lots of users keen to have this issue resolved as meeting's starting to get missed or started late because of it.
Thanks in advance
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| Re: iPhone Sync error [message #140470 is a reply to message #140379] |
Wed, 25 July 2018 22:55 |
pageone
Messages: 7
Registered: March 2016
Location: Germany
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still the same situation, outlook calendar entries are not shown in kerio connect client nor on iphone. Outlook V16.15 iOS 11.4.1, kerio connect 9.2.7 (3949)
meetings appointments are not important,...... all our customers are really upset about that situation and we too,...
can this issue be resolved soon or how long do we and our customers have to wait,...??
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| Re: iPhone Sync error [message #140500 is a reply to message #140499] |
Mon, 30 July 2018 19:46 |
mwolf
Messages: 44
Registered: January 2012
Location: Germany
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for me and my customers too...i had to change an active sync connection to caldav to sync contacts and appointments again...very bad with the p1 update
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