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How do I resolve the following:<br />
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I get an error 0x85010004: &quot;Your account in Microsoft Exchange <br />
Server does not have permission to synchronize with your current settings.Please check with your Exchange server Administrator&quot; <br />
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If I go to the http domain/OMA .... I do get the authentication challenge to login, I can login and view the exchange information.<br />
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When I configure the server in Active Synch on the phone.. and try and log in I get the error above. &nbsp;<br />
One piece of information that might help in the resolution is ... in my web browser i type domain.com/oma for the address resolution<br />
I put that as the domain in the phone &nbsp;when I look at the settings again... I see &nbsp; domain.com &nbsp;no /oma &nbsp;I don't know if that is a problem or not. &nbsp; Is it possible that it will not keep the directory switch and therefore not be looking at the right location in exchange? &nbsp;<br />
Please advise. 
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How do I resolve the following:

I get an error 0x85010004: "Your account in Microsoft Exchange 
Server does not have permission to synchronize with your current settings.Please check with your Exchange server Administrator" 

If I go to the http domain/OMA .... I do get the authentication challenge to login, I can login and view the exchange information.

When I configure the server in Active Synch on the phone.. and try and log in I get the error above.  
One piece of information that might help in the resolution is ... in my web browser i type domain.com/oma for the address resolution
I put that as the domain in the phone  when I look at the settings again... I see   domain.com  no /oma  I don't know if that is a problem or not.   Is it possible that it will not keep the directory switch and therefore not be looking at the right location in exchange?  
Please advise. 

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