OS X Server fills out wrong PayloadType for Exchange Web Services

Hi,
I've noticed a problem with OS X Server, v 3.0.2, when you configure it to setup a user with a Mac OS X Exchange Web Services (EWS) account.
There is a drop down to choose between iOS (for Exchange Active Sync) or OS X (for Exchange Web Services).
If you select EWS and fill out the fields, the generated .mobileconfig file has
PayloadType com.apple.eas.account
followed by your EWS settings.
When you install it on the Mac it also reports it as an iOS setting and does not add the account.
If you manually edit the mobileconfig file, changing PayloadType to
com.apple.ews.account
before trying to load it onto the mac, it accepts the EWS account and you can then see it listed in System Preferences->Internet accounts.
Cheers,
faz_uk.

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