Nope, there's no way to find out if the AS connection is via USB or net
card. We *might* get that feature in a future version of Active Sync, but
it's a low priority.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Christin Boyd
Program Manager
Visual Studio for Devices
Microsoft Corporation
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| Is there a way to get information on the current active activesync
| connection such as if the connection is via USB cradle (non-remote) or
| 802.11 net card (remote)?
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