Sync Sharepoint 2013 task on outlook running on Exchange 2010

Sync SharePoint 2013 task on outlook running on Exchange 2010,Getting error:
"We weren't able to sync your tasks. This could be because your mailbox is on an Exchange server that isn't supported for syncing tasks. Please contact your administrator for more help."..Please
help!!
SharePoint 2010 task list sync with outlook running on exchange 2010 works successfully without any error...But how to do with sharePoint 2013

Hi Mohit,
The "Sync to Outlook" button is a new feature in SharePoint 2013 and is different from the "Connect to Outlook" button in SharePoint 2010, and this feature also needs the Exchange Server 2013 installed in your environment, you can read the following article
for details.
You can get the "Connect to Outlook" button back (like SP2010) by disabling the "Exchange Task Sync feature" from CA without installing Exchange 2013, the following is extracted from the white paper.
"How to disable SharePoint Server and Exchange Server integration.
To disable it, you turn off the Farm Level Exchange Task Sync feature by going to Central Administration -> Manage farm features. This action deletes the timer job and disables the UI integration, bringing back the legacy sync behavior to Outlook. "
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2876938
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=38799
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Daniel Yang
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