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OMA problem with first configuration
Hi
I have Exchange and OWA running ok.
I have activated Mobile Access at Exchange System Manager/Global Settings folder/Mobile Services and the Enable Outlook Mobile Access and unsuported devices are enabled.
About IIS Manager, the OMA folder has unchecked SSL require, and basic and integrated authentify...
I have reseted IIS "iisreset" command
Then I try http://server/oma and get this message
"A System error has occurred while processing your request. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact your administrator"
I think I have all the requeriments activated... Any ideas?
Thank you
I have Exchange and OWA running ok.
I have activated Mobile Access at Exchange System Manager/Global Settings folder/Mobile Services and the Enable Outlook Mobile Access and unsuported devices are enabled.
About IIS Manager, the OMA folder has unchecked SSL require, and basic and integrated authentify...
I have reseted IIS "iisreset" command
Then I try http://server/oma and get this message
"A System error has occurred while processing your request. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact your administrator"
I think I have all the requeriments activated... Any ideas?
Thank you
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Hi all,
Htgits, I have all options exactly like you have wrote but does not work
Sembee, I have disabled Require SSL at Exchange server an it works! But I would like to protect this for OWA https access. How can I do that?
Thanks both
Htgits, I have all options exactly like you have wrote but does not work
Sembee, I have disabled Require SSL at Exchange server an it works! But I would like to protect this for OWA https access. How can I do that?
Thanks both
You cannot have require SSL enabled on the /exchange virtual directory if you want to use mobile devices.
It doesn't stop you from using SSL - just means you cannot force enforce it.
If you want to force users to use SSL, then simply block port 80 on your firewall. As long as http traffic works internally the feature will continue to work.
If you have users who are simply too lazy to type in the https:// bit, then setup a redirect on your public web site that redirects to the secure web site.
So http://www.domain.com/exchange redirects to https://mail.domain.com/exchange
With some clever code you could even put a redirect on to send mobile users to the OMA version automatically.
http://www.amset.info/exchange/owa-redirectpages.asp
Simon.
It doesn't stop you from using SSL - just means you cannot force enforce it.
If you want to force users to use SSL, then simply block port 80 on your firewall. As long as http traffic works internally the feature will continue to work.
If you have users who are simply too lazy to type in the https:// bit, then setup a redirect on your public web site that redirects to the secure web site.
So http://www.domain.com/exchange redirects to https://mail.domain.com/exchange
With some clever code you could even put a redirect on to send mobile users to the OMA version automatically.
http://www.amset.info/exchange/owa-redirectpages.asp
Simon.
/exadmin: Integrated ONLY
/exchange: Integrated and Basic ONLY.
/exchweb: Anonymous ONLY.
/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSy
/OMA: Basic ONLY.
If any of these are different you will find that OMA will not work.
Hope this helps
Andy