change Active sync URL
By default, my active sync URL is https://webmail.mydomain.com/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
Is this the address that iPhones/other smartphones will use in their settings, or just webmail.mydomain.com ??
If so can I modify this? or do i need to?
Is this the address that iPhones/other smartphones will use in their settings, or just webmail.mydomain.com ??
If so can I modify this? or do i need to?
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The devices will set their server to webmail.mydomain.com via autodiscover or you can type it in manually. If typing in manual names then you can use any externally resolvable name you like e.g. Mobile as long as it resolves to the public ip of your CAS and is also listed on your cert (if you want SSL to work = which is highly recommended)
Here is a very Great Article from Alan.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Email_Servers/Exchange/A_1798-Exchange-2003-Activesync-Connection-Problems-FAQ.html
Check it. I have also triggred Alan. Hope he answers it soon.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Email_Servers/Exchange/A_1798-Exchange-2003-Activesync-Connection-Problems-FAQ.html
Check it. I have also triggred Alan. Hope he answers it soon.
I think the author forgot to mention he is on exchange 2010
Monitoring.
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Yes I'm on 2010..... alans article has helped with my 2003 server a while back.
is there a way to test to make sure the 2010 has the port open for active sync/ owa?
is there a way to test to make sure the 2010 has the port open for active sync/ owa?
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all tests well....except one issue.
I saw this lately and don't quite remember where to fix it.
The users that were migrated from 2003 to 2010 cannot get the active sync.
I believe this to be the 'inherit permission' problem.. where do i change that again?
I saw this lately and don't quite remember where to fix it.
The users that were migrated from 2003 to 2010 cannot get the active sync.
I believe this to be the 'inherit permission' problem.. where do i change that again?
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yes that was the article I was looking for. thanks
I have successfully connected a blackberry to activesync on the 2010 server.
I have successfully connected a blackberry to activesync on the 2010 server.
You will probably find the blackberry is using OWA not EAS
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yes it is... my mistake posting.
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Thanks all.... I'm sure I'll be back with more questions later.
Thanks for the points
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no problem...thanks for all your help.
Now that I'm mostly up and running (still have configuration tasks) I will need a solid backup/recovery plan...I don't have enterprise edition servers so can't go with DAGs.
Now that I'm mostly up and running (still have configuration tasks) I will need a solid backup/recovery plan...I don't have enterprise edition servers so can't go with DAGs.
Have you tried that Feb 2011 hotfix on your Outlook clients to see if it sorts your Autodiscover issue out?
BTW - for DAG, you need Enterprise version of Windows 2008 for the clustering components, but don't need Exchange 2010 enterprise. It is a pity MS decided to get rid of LCR...
BTW - for DAG, you need Enterprise version of Windows 2008 for the clustering components, but don't need Exchange 2010 enterprise. It is a pity MS decided to get rid of LCR...