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a sinch as in a peice of cake.<br />
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one more thing, if you allow pop3 and use standard ports.... 
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a sinch as in a peice of cake.

one more thing, if you allow pop3 and use standard ports....

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So, the question is, do you already use OWA? and is your cert a publicly published cert from someone like verisign?
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So, the question is, do you already use OWA? and is your cert a publicly published cert from someone like verisign?

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I have a cert from Go Daddy but haven't put it in place yet. So in place, no.<br />
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We are using web access currently<br />
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Alrighty. I'll try it. I'll post back on how it went.<br />
Thank you for your help!
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I have a cert from Go Daddy but haven't put it in place yet. So in place, no.

We are using web access currently

Alrighty. I'll try it. I'll post back on how it went.
Thank you for your help!

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I am looking into setting up our Exchange 2003 server with the wireless sync that is suppose to be built in. Does anyone know how to do this? I want to push out emails, contacts, etc. to Windows smart phones. Does it work w/ non Windows smart phones?<br />
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Please let me know what other info I need. I've heard you can do it for free. That is what I'm looking for. No more than 10-15 users.<br />
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Thanks!
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I am looking into setting up our Exchange 2003 server with the wireless sync that is suppose to be built in. Does anyone know how to do this? I want to push out emails, contacts, etc. to Windows smart phones. Does it work w/ non Windows smart phones?

Please let me know what other info I need. I've heard you can do it for free. That is what I'm looking for. No more than 10-15 users.

Thanks!

How to setup Exchange 2003 wireless sync to smart phones

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