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 On the handheld is &nbsp;the option for the calendar to sync. &nbsp;By default its set to one direction on the BB itself. &nbsp;Go into options, then calendar and set it to bi directional.
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Can't find that option on this 8110.
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ok, open the calendar and then click on the BB button to bring up the options.
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Yup, I go to Calendar, options - General Options. This gives me some Formatting options, some Views options, and some Actions options. None of these seem related to syncing.<br />
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I can go out of General Options and select 'Desktop', but in here all I can do is turn on and off wireless sync (it's on), display or not display reminders and change appointment colours.
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If this is only happening on the one bb device, first thing to do is resend the service book to the bb device. &nbsp;On bb go to Options &gt;&nbsp;Advanced Options &gt;&nbsp;Service Book. &nbsp;Delete all the entries, you won't be able to delete them all and you will have to delete them one by one. &nbsp;Then go to the BES, right click the user and Resend the service book. &nbsp;Wait 20 minutes and test.<br />
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If no joy, under Calendar &gt;&nbsp;Options, are you actually seeing one entry indicating your calendar from exchange?
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It's affecting all handhelds associated with mailboxes on this particular server.
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I know this is quite a well documented problem, but despite spending several hours tearing my hair out over this one, we're still no closer to fixing it.<br />
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We have three Exchange servers. Mailboxes on one of these Exchange servers are failing to sync from the handheld up to the store.<br />
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I see the following error in the MAGT log suggests a permissions problem:<br />
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[30001] (02/25 14:21:52.387):{0x1730} CDOCalendar::Initialize - Code = 800406f9, WCode = 04f9, Code meaning = IDispatch error #1273,<br />
[30002] (02/25 14:21:52.387):{0x1730} Server = remote-exch-server, Mailbox = /o=Company/ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=Stu<wbr />dent1 Description = The information store could not be opened. [MAPI 1.0 - [MAPI_E_LOGON_FAILED(80040<wbr />111)]]<br />
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However, I've cheked the permissions several times and can't see a problem. Also, if I create an Outlook profile as our besadmin user, I can open the Student calendar and create items, etc.<br />
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cdo.dll and mapi32.dll match on all exchange servers and Bes.<br />
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Help please :)
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I know this is quite a well documented problem, but despite spending several hours tearing my hair out over this one, we're still no closer to fixing it.

We have three Exchange servers. Mailboxes on one of these Exchange servers are failing to sync from the handheld up to the store.

I see the following error in the MAGT log suggests a permissions problem:

[30001] (02/25 14:21:52.387):{0x1730} CDOCalendar::Initialize - Code = 800406f9, WCode = 04f9, Code meaning = IDispatch error #1273,
[30002] (02/25 14:21:52.387):{0x1730} Server = remote-exch-server, Mailbox = /o=Company/ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=Student1 Description = The information store could not be opened. [MAPI 1.0 - [MAPI_E_LOGON_FAILED(80040111)]]

However, I've cheked the permissions several times and can't see a problem. Also, if I create an Outlook profile as our besadmin user, I can open the Student calendar and create items, etc.

cdo.dll and mapi32.dll match on all exchange servers and Bes.

Help please :)

Blackberry Enterprise Server - Calendar not syncing from handhelds to Exchange mailbox

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