Sync Configuration Service Provider

4/8/2010

Use the Sync Configuration Service Provider to configure synchronization settings on the device. You can synchronize with a server and two separate desktops.

The Sync Configuration Service Provider is supported for synchronizing with a single source. For information about synchronizing with multiple sources, see Sync Configuration Service Provider Examples for OMA DM.

This Configuration Service Provider can be managed over both the OMA Client Provisioning (formerly WAP Client Provisioning) and the OMA DM protocol.

The following table shows the default settings for the root node of this Configuration Service Provider. The default security role maps to each subnode unless specific permission is granted to the subnode.

The following image shows the management object used by OMA DM.

When using the Sync Configuration Service Provider over OMA Client Provisioning, the Vendor and MSFT nodes are omitted. Otherwise, the XML is the same as that used by OMA DM. The following image shows the top of the management object used by OMA Client Provisioning.

• Settings
  Sets scheduled synchronization times and item conflict resolution settings.

• Settings/PeakDays
  This characteristic is used by the Settings characteristic to set the peak days of service.

• Calendar
  Calendar synchronization settings.

• Contacts
  Contacts synchronization settings.

• Mail
  Mail synchronization settings.

• Connection
  Connection settings for the synchronization operation.

• Tasks
  Task synchronization settings.

• Text Messages
  Text Messages synchronization settings.

• Policies
  Policy settings that enforce synchronization settings both by modifying the UI (disabling and fixing values for related controls) and by disallowing changes to the settings from Desktop ActiveSync.

• Policies/PeakDays
  Characteristic used by policies related to peak days of service.

• Settings/AllowSSLOption
  This parm is used in the Settings characteristic to allow the user to have the option of selecting a non-SSL server address when connecting to an ActiveSync server. Enabling AllowSSLOption allows the user the choice of using SSL on the device and on the desktop computer.

  AllowSSLOption sets a registry key that disables the user interface (UI) option and forces the use of SSL. Only the administrator should modify this setting

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean

• Settings/BodyTruncation
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the maximum body size for the notes fields in contacts and the calendar. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  512	.5k
  1024	1K
  5120	5K
  -1	All
  0	Header Only

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/CalendarAgeFilter
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic as an age filter for the calendar. The filter only filters out expired calendar entries; all future appointments are synced to the device. This parameter also determines how long expired calendar entries can remain on the device. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	All
  4	2 Weeks
  5	1 Month
  6	3 Months
  7	6 Months

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Include past

• Settings/Device
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristics. This is a read-only parameter containing a string that identifies the type of device. For Windows Mobile Professional Windows Mobile Classic, this parameter contains the string "Pocket PC"; for Windows Mobile Standard, this parameter contains the string "Smartphone".

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read-only (Settings) Read/write (Connections)
  Data type	String
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager AuthenticatedUser

  This parameter is used in the Sync Configuration Service Provider under Connection\.

• Settings/DeviceID
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristics as a unique identifier for the device. The device automatically generates the value of this parameter.

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  Permissions	Read-only
  Data type	String
  Label	Device ID

  This parameter is used in the Sync Configuration Service Provider under Connection\.

• Settings/DevicePhoneReadOnly
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to set the Device Phone Number to read-only. It is an integer value that is set to 1 when the Device Phone Number is loaded by default on the device. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	The Device Phone Number may be edited.
  1	The Device Phone Number cannot be changed in the edit box. It is read-only.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Connection/Domain
  This parameter is used in the Connection characteristic to identify the network domain for the Server ActiveSync server.

  Send the Domain value with the settings update only when necessary, for example, when the domain has changed. The string compare logic in the Sync Configuration Service Provider is case sensitive. If the new domain value does not equal the current domain value, the Sync Configuration Service Provider logic treats the transaction as a new domain.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	String
  Label	Domain

• Settings/EmailAgeFilter
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic as an age filter for e-mail. The filter only filters out expired items; all unexpired e-mail messages are synced to the device. This parameter also determines how long expired e-mail messages can remain on the device. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  1	1 Day
  2	3 Days
  3	1 Week
  4	2 Weeks
  5	1 Month
  0	All

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Include past

• Mail/Enabled
  This parameter is used in the Mail characteristic to identify whether or not mail is synchronized using Server ActiveSync.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean
  Label	Synchronize Inbox

• Calendar/Enabled
  This parameter is used in the Calendar characteristic to enable the calendar application for Server ActiveSync.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean
  Label	Synchronize Calendar

• Contacts/Enabled
  This parameter is used in the Contacts characteristic to enable the contacts (address book) application to use Server ActiveSync.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean
  Label	Synchronize Contacts

• Tasks/Enabled
  This parameter is used in the Tasks characteristic to enable the task application to use Server ActiveSync.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean
  Label	Synchronize Contacts

• Text Messages/Enabled
  This parameter is used in the Text Messages characteristic to enable the text message application to use Server ActiveSync.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean
  Label	Synchronize Text Messages

• Settings/EnableNonLocalCrossPollination
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to allow or disallow backend cross pollination. The following list shows the possible values:

  • 0 = Disallow backend cross pollination
  • 1 = Allows backend cross pollination<CR><LF>

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Boolean

• Settings/HtmlTruncation
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the amount of HTML e-mail message body to fetch during a Server ActiveSync. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Headers only
  512	.5Kb
  1024	1Kb
  2048	2Kb
  5120	5Kb
  10240	10Kb
  20480	20Kb
  102400	100Kb
  -2	All text, no pictures
  -1	Entire message

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Limit e-mail size to

• Settings/MailBodyTruncation
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the amount of plain text e-mail message body to fetch during a Server ActiveSync. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  512	.5k
  1024	1K
  5120	5K
  -1	All
  0	Header Only

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Limit e-mail size to

• Settings/MailFileAttachments
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to specify the maximum size (in bytes) an attachment can be to automatically download. For instance if this parameter is set to 2048, any message with an attachment smaller than 2k in size would have that attachment automatically downloaded during sync.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/MIMETruncation
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the amount of email message body to fetch during a Server ActiveSync when using MIME.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/OffPeakFrequency
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic. This parameter determines how frequently scheduled synchronization will be performed during off-peak hours. Switching from peak to off-peak is based on the device's clock. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Off, no scheduled synchronization during off-peak hours.
  5	5 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  10	10 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  15	15 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  30	30 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  60	60 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  120	120 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  240	240 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times.
  >-1	Synchronize as new items arrive. This will not appear unless the device has synchronized with a server that supports notifications.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	During off-peak times, Sync

• Settings/OutboundMailDelay
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to set the time delay for sending mail. The latency used for synchronizing after an outgoing item is sent is a value read from the registry. The default latency is 5 seconds.

  When synchronizing on a mobile schedule or by using notifications, there is the possibility that a significant amount of time can lapse between synchronizations. To keep data always-up-to date outbound as well as inbound between synchronizations based mobile schedules or the next notification, this parameter allows you to schedule an additional synchronization to push outbound items.

  Since real-time response works by registering a schedule synchronization, which is considered a background synchronization, no UI interrupts the user.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/PeakEndTime
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic as a time control that allows setting any valid hour and minute combination in 24-hour format. The control sets the end of the peak service period for Peak Days.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Time
  Label	Peak End Time
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager AuthenticatedUser

• Settings/PeakFrequency
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to determine how frequently scheduled synchronization will be performed during peak hours. Switching from peak to off-peak is based on the device's clock. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Off, no scheduled synchronization during peak hours.
  5	5 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  10	10 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  15	15 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  30	30 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  60	60 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  120	120 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  240	240 minutes between synchronizations during peak times.
  >-1	Synchronize as new items arrive. This will not appear unless the device has synchronized with a server that supports notifications.

  The following table shows the default settings

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	During peak times, Sync

• Settings/PeakStartTime
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic as a time control that allows setting any valid hour and minute combination in 24-hour format. The control sets the beginning Peak service period for Peak Days.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Time
  Label	Peak Start Time

• Settings/RadioEnabledDevice
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to determine if the device is radio enabled. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	No radio on device.
  1	Radio on device.

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  Permissions	Read
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Radio

• Settings/PeakDays/Sun
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Sunday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Mon
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Monday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Tue
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Tuesday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Wed
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Wednesday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Thr
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Thursday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Fri
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Friday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/PeakDays/Sat
  This parameter is used in the Settings/PeakDays characteristic to specify whether Saturday is a peak service day, one of the days when the most e-mail is received. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Peak Days

• Settings/SaveSentItems
  This read-only parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify whether or not sent items are saved in the Sent Items folder on the server.

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  Permissions	Read-only
  Data type	Boolean

• Settings/SendMailItemsImmediately
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to enable sending mail with no delay. Use SendMailItemsImmediately in conjunction with OutboundMailDelay. The following table lists the possible values for SendMailItemsImmediately.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled.
  1	Enabled. Send mail after the delay specified by the OutboundMailDelay parameter.

  The following table shows the default settings

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Sync outgoing items as they are sent

• Connection/Server
  This parameter is used in the Connection characteristic to identify the name of the Server ActiveSync server.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	String
  Label	Server name

• Settings/SyncAfterTimeWhenCradled
  This parameter exists, but the device ignores the value and always syncs at the 5 minute interval.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/SyncWhenRoaming
  This parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to to allow synchronization when roaming. The following table lists the possible values.

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  Value	Description
  0	Manually synchronize
  1	Use mobile settings

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	When roaming, sync

• Connection/User
  This parameter is used in the Connection characteristic to identify the Server ActiveSync Username.

  Send the username value with the settings update only when necessary, for example when the username has changed. The string compare logic in the Sync Configuration Service Provider is case sensitive. If the new username value does not equal the current username value, the Sync Configuration Service Provider logic treats the transaction as a new username.

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  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	String
  Label	Username

• Settings/VersionMajor
  This read-only parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the major version number for the Sync Configuration Service Provider. If the value is less than 1, Server ActiveSync is not supported on the device

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  Permissions	Read-only
  Data type	Integer

• Settings/VersionMinor
  This read-only parameter is used in the Settings characteristic to identify the minor version number for the Sync Configuration Service Provider.

  The following table shows the default settings.

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  Permissions	Read-only
  Data type	Integer

• Policies/PeakDays/Sun
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings/PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Mon
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings/PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Tue
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings/PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Wed
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings\PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Thr
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings/PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Fri
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings\PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/PeakDays/Sat
  This parameter enforces the value of Settings/PeakDays characteristic.

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  Value	Description
  0	Disabled, not a peak day.
  1	Enabled, is a peak day.

• Policies/DisableDesktopEmailAndPIMSync
  This parameter enables and disables synchronization of Email and PIM data with a desktop partnership.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Allows synchronization with a desktop partnership. 1 - Disallows synchronization with a desktop partnership.

• Policies/MaxCalendarAgeFilter
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/CalendarAgeFilter property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	4 - 2 weeks 5 - 1 month 6 - 3 months 7 - 6 months 8 - All

• Policies/MaxEmailAgeFilter
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/EmailAgeFilter property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	1 - 1 day 2 - 3 days 3 - 1 week 4 - 2 weeks 5 - 1 month 0 - All

• Policies/MaxHTMLTruncation
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/MailBodyTruncation property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Headers only 512 - .5Kb 1024 - 1Kb 2048 - 2Kb 5120 - 5Kb 10240 - 10Kb 20480 - 20Kb 51200 - 50Kb 102400 - 100Kb -2 - All text, no pictures -1 - Entire message

• Policies/MaxMailBodyTruncation
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/MailBodyTruncation property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Headers only 512 - .5Kb 1024 - 1Kb 5120 - 5Kb -1 - Entire message

• Policies/MaxMailFileAttachments
  This parameter enables and disables the synchronization of attachments as part of email synchronization. If attachment synchronization is allowed, then this parameter also sets the maximum size of attachments that can be synchronized.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Attachment synchronization is not allowed. Any other value - Attachment synchronization is allowed but attachments cannot exceed this value (in Kb).

• Policies/MaxOffPeakFrequency
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/OffPeakFrequency property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Off, no scheduled synchronization during off-peak times. 5 - 5 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 10 - 10 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 15 - 15 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 30 - 30 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 60 - 60 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 120 - 120 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 240 - 240 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. -1 - Synchronize as new items arrive during off-peak times.

• Policies/MaxPeakFrequency
  This parameter sets the maximum value that can be set for the Settings/PeakFrequency property either through the Synchronization Configuration Service Provider or through the device's UI.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Off, no scheduled synchronization during peak times. 5 - 5 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. 10 - 10 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. 15 - 15 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. 30 - 30 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. 60 - 60 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. 120 - 120 minutes between synchronizations during off-peak times. 240 - 240 minutes between synchronizations during peak times. -1 - Synchronize as new items arrive during peak times.

• Policies/PeakEndTime
  This parameter sets the value that for the Settings/PeakEndTime property. If this value is set the user cannot adjust the peak end time.

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  Data type	Chr
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	A valid hour and minute combination in 24-hour format

• Policies/PeakStartTime
  This parameter sets the value that for the Settings/PeakStartTime property. If this value is set the user cannot adjust the peak start time.

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  Data type	Chr
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	A valid hour and minute combination in 24-hour format

• Policies/ServerName
  This parameter sets the value that for the Connection/Server property. If this value is set the user cannot adjust the server name.

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  Data type	Chr
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	The URL of the server to be used for synchronization

• Policies/SyncWhenRoaming
  This parameter sets the value that for the Settings/SyncWhenRoaming property. If this value is set the user cannot change whether the device will synchronize when it is roaming.

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  Data type	Integer
  Read/Write Access	Read/Write
  Access type	Add, Get, Delete, Replace
  Occurs	1
  Scope	Permanent
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager
  Values	0 - Synchronization is disabled when the device is roaming. 1 - Synchronization is enabled when the device is roaming.

The following table shows the Microsoft custom elements that this Configuration Service Provider supports for OMA Client Provisioning.

Use these elements to build standard OMA Client Provisioning (formerly WAP Client Provisioning) configuration XML. For information about specific elements, see MSPROV DTD Elements. For examples of how to generally use the Microsoft custom elements, see Provisioning XML File Examples.

For information about OMA Client Provisioning, see OMA Client Provisioning Files.

Sync Configuration Service Provider Examples for OMA Client Provisioning

Configuration Service Provider Reference for Windows Mobile Devices