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One way people have been getting client-side Exchange Server ActiveSync (EAS) from devices which don’t supply logging export capabilities is to have the phone sync through a wireless router attached to a PC which fiddler taking traces. This is very helpful since getting logs otherwise and is usually the only way to get a full EAS trace. Fiddler works great for SSL decoding Exchange 365 content since it acts as a type of proxy.
The problem with using Fiddler is that EAS traffic is WBXML encoded (i.e. its a blob). The Exchange Server Interoperability Guidance documents have some really good sample code which can help if used in a Fiddler Inspector application. So, I leverage the guidance samples to build Inspector which will show the WBXML traffic in XML format which is a lot easier to read than pure WBXML.
EAS Inspector for Fiddler
https://easinspectorforfiddler.codeplex.com/
Be sure to read the notes in the project prior to compiling.