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user - domain\username<br />
server - webmail.domain.com<br />
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OMA is not what you want to use for the iPHone... 
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user - domain\username
server - webmail.domain.com

OMA is not what you want to use for the iPHone...

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Hi All<br />
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I did this a few months back for a user and it was a total stuff around but I got it working. I have to again but I have forgotten something.<br />
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Can log into OMA via web so its definetly something on the Iphone itself.<br />
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New mail account -&gt; Exchange<br />
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email: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;username@domain.com<br />
server: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;webmail.domain.com/oma<br />
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domain: NETBIOS DOMAIN name<br />
username: username<br />
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Use SSL: No<br />
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I have tried with username: DOMAIN\username too, before I had to turn off SSl as we don't use it. not sure if I need the /OMA on the end ?<br />
<br />
Any ideas before the Iphone gets smashed to pieces :-)<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
Arm<br />
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Hi All

I did this a few months back for a user and it was a total stuff around but I got it working. I have to again but I have forgotten something.

Can log into OMA via web so its definetly something on the Iphone itself.

New mail account -> Exchange

email:	username@domain.com
server:	webmail.domain.com/oma

domain: NETBIOS DOMAIN name
username: username

Use SSL: No

I have tried with username: DOMAIN\username too, before I had to turn off SSl as we don't use it. not sure if I need the /OMA on the end ?

Any ideas before the Iphone gets smashed to pieces :-)

Thanks

Arm



Iphone 3G and exchange 2003

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