UAG SP4 and Windows 8.1 native mail app

Hello,
I'm found that now SP4 for UAG is available. On the description of the SP4, it states the following: "Users can use the built-in Mail application on Windows 8.1 computers to connect to a published Microsoft Exchange server." What kind of Exchange
publication is that one? Is Outlook Anywhere? I would like to use this feature but I don't know what kind of Exchange publication is this.
Thank you!

Windows Mail Application Support IMAP and Exchange ActiveSync so in your case I believe you need to publish the ActiveSync to make it work
Please change the below link for more information on the Windows 8 Mail Application
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2012/11/26/supporting-windows-8-mail-in-your-organization.aspx

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Hello,
This must be one of many threads on this topic but I'm stuck.
Because of the incompatibility with 8.1 and UAG2010 we've updated to SP4. Now, out-of-the-box 8.1 no longer wants to install the client components via ActiveX. I can log in, but the client isn't compliant so not all functions are available.
I actually had to manually get the client components from our UAG server. After installing I compared the System Information window with that of my 8.0 / IE10 installation and the only difference is that I can't see the version of the Device Session Cleanup
and SSL Application Tunneling gives me a "red X" in 8.0 and says "not detected" in 8.1. I did notice some .NET 3.5 components missing in 8.1 so I installed those too.
Compatibility mode does not help and switching to IE9 mode using the developer console is a workaround, not a solution.
What am I not seeing here?

Hi,
maybe the same problem we've faced:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/forefront/en-US/2e8d916f-d694-42de-a96f-ad2b8761775c/no-activex-uag-client-install-golden-bar-on-ie11-after-upgrading-to-uag-sp4?forum=forefrontedgeiag
Regards,
Chris

UAG SP4 and Windows 8.1 Remote Desktop Connection 8.1

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Did you mean connect to Windows 7 from Windows 8.1 computer?
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Firstly double check your settings:
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POP: yahoo, aol, comcast/time warnder/road runner
Imap: google, hotmail, and more including icloud.
If you want to use multiple devices - move to imap, I would even say "exchange", but Google does not support free exchange anymore, since January of that year. So Ironically Icloud or Hotmail would be my choices right now.
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[E2013] [MailApps] [JS] [Windows]: window.open from a mail app fails in Chrome and Firefox but works in IE

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X-OWA-Error: ClientError;exMsg=Blocked a frame with origin "https://e13.some.dom" from accessing a cross-origin frame.;file=Error: Blocked a frame with origin "https://e13.some.dom" from accessing a cross-origin frame. at Error
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Da hat etwas nicht geklappt.
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the problem.
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SvenC
-- SvenC

Hi
I face the Same issue then I found that at the end of URL we use "ispopout=1", I just remove this query string variable ant its work fine
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well im have the same issue like others and coincidently we all started to have this issue just recently like few days ago. Please help us out as on the surface 2 mail app my Hotmail account ( The main account )
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First, excuse my poor English.
This happens several times: files I used to delete (like the previous recipients list in mail.app or the signaturas in Mail) are recreated automatically...
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Back up all data.
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Services ▹ Reveal
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