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Appointments, Tasks, and Calendar Sync Between On-Premises and Office 365

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We're trying to use Server-side Sync between Office 365 and our on-premises Dynamics CRM 2013.  We created an Email Server Profile using https://outlook.office365.com/EWS/Exchange.asmx as the Ingoing and Outgoing server.  When we run the test on the mailboxes, the Incoming and Outgoing email tests are succeeding, and the Appointments, Tasks, and Calendar test is failing.  We get the error Crm.80044113, and looking online this is the only information we've been able to find so far on the error:

<ErrorId>80044113</ErrorId>

<ManagedErrorName>unManagedidsrcsyncnoclient</ManagedErrorName>

<ErrorMessage>Client does not exist.</ErrorMessage>

<UnManagedErrorName>IDS_RCSYNC_OUTLOOKSYNC_INVALID_CLIENT</UnManagedErrorName>

With all the research we've done, apparently Server-side sync shouldn't even be working with the kind of deployment we have right now.  But with the tests on Dynamics CRM, the email portion is working and we have received the test email from CRM.

Some of the mailboxes in our CRM have had the tests done in June 2014 and all tests succeeded and they were able to see appointments in their calendars that were made on CRM, but any tests we run now on those same mailboxes has the appointments, tasks, and calendar sync fail.  The Email Server Profile was created in May 2014.  We're not sure why it would work with the current settings we have and then stop working without changing any of the settings.  

Any information on the error we're getting and why this would suddenly stop working would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you!

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    Hi AlexBCCL

    My name is Andres Guzman, I'm glad to help you

    The info that we have now about this kind of configurations is the next: community.dynamics.com/.../server-side-sync-in-crm-2013

    This is for CRM 2013 but, for CRM 2015 is the same.

    I hope this info can help you

    Regards,

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    I've been through all that info already.  Still not sure why it would work one day, tests completing successfully last year and appointments showing up in Office365 and then this year when we're about to roll out, the appointments are not showing up in the calendars anymore without changing any email settings in CRM in the past year.  If server-side sync doesn't work between On-Prem and Office365, why am I still getting emails on behalf of the CRM account we set up in Office365 which is also configured in the Email Server Profile? Was there a change made to the Office365 Exchange server to not allow calendar syncs and give us the "Client does not exist" error that appears when we run the test?

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    How are users authenticating to Office 365? Do they have to sign in, or are you using federation from your on-premises AD via ADFS / dirsync?

    (Not that it should work, as you say, but wondering if this might make any difference)

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    We're using DirSync.

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    We faced the same issue with CRM 2013 SP1 - UR4.

    The following steps solved this problem on our side:

    1. Open Users Mailbox

    2. Click on 'Test & Enable Mailbox'.

    3. Set checkbox for 'Sync items with Exchange from this CRM Organization only, even if Exchange was set to sync with a different Organization.'

    4. Click 'Ok'.

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