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Installed Active sync with a Qtek 9100 (windows mobile 5). <br />
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If I follow the installation paper for Active sync it says that the serveradress should be &quot;mail.company.com&quot; without <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>&nbsp;or <a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a>. <br />
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Right now I can use <a href="https://mail.company.com" rel="ugc">https://mail.company.com</a>&nbsp;to get to OWA. <br />
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How do I get rid of <a href="http://?" rel="ugc">http://?</a>&nbsp;<br />
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/H. 
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Installed Active sync with a Qtek 9100 (windows mobile 5). 

If I follow the installation paper for Active sync it says that the serveradress should be "mail.company.com" without http:// or https://. 

Right now I can use https://mail.company.com to get to OWA. 

How do I get rid of http://? 


/H. 

How to skip http:// or https:// on adress?

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HTTP Protocol

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