Stolen Ipad still visible via Game Center though IP not visible...

Question

Dear Consumers and Apple Team!
Recently my Ipad was stolen. Find my Ipad gave nothing and I bought the new one. But after some time I found that applications on old Ipad give me clues that my Ipad is still used as it is with no reset done.
What I've got:
Exchange mail - once all my ongoing meetings were cancelled and emails went to trash folder. I accessed the OWA page and found out that old Ipad was synchronized. New owner were getting rid of reminders and emails:) Unfortunatelly our administrators were not able to find the remote IP in Exchange logs.
Game Center ID - I started to play tons of tiny games. Not actually me, my account))) BUT this games were not purchased via App Store.
Chrome application - I started to see alien browsing history in syncronized account. Unfortunatelly Google gives no possibility to resolve IP just after account sync, it should be an access to Gmail... But new owner uses Chrome browser only and does not try to open Gmail. And at the moment the history gives no references who is using the account
So somehow new owner has reset the Apple ID and turned Find my Iphone off. BUT, some application keep accessing their cloud with previous settings.
Are there any means to find the user IP with the mentioned conditions?
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

What version of iOS are you running? There are known issues with the beta of iOS 7, where the companion app doesn't work, and we're working on a fix for this - in the meantime, you should continue with iOS 6 or earlier.
Other than that, can you verify that Scout works locally (i.e. on content in the browser on the local machine), and also from another remote machine (see the instructions for remote profiling in the getting started guide here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/scout/articles/adobe-scout-getting-started.html). It would be especially useful if you could test with a remote machine over wifi (e.g. a laptop). This would rule out any issues with your network, such as a firewall that's blocking connections.
When you connect using the companion apps, are you typing in the IP address directly, or relying on the app to discover the Scout machine? This discovery uses the Bonjour service, and it's possible this could be being blocked by your network - so I would try typing in the IP address directly, to see if that works.
Let me know how you get on!