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Exchange ActiveSync no working with iphone
I'm trying to setup our corporate exchange 2003 server to work with smartphones via activesync. Right now I'm testing with my iphone and if we have success we will apply to other users. Right now though it is everything but successful. For example:
-OMA will not work with https or ssl
-iphone has yet to authorize the account
I currently have OMA working in non-ssl mode and the correct ports(993, 443, 587) opened up. The most frustrating part of this is that everywhere online you are told that this should "just work" that microsoft has EAS setup by default on exchange. Any help would be wonderful, I've been working on this for 3 days and I'm about to scrap it.
-OMA will not work with https or ssl
-iphone has yet to authorize the account
I currently have OMA working in non-ssl mode and the correct ports(993, 443, 587) opened up. The most frustrating part of this is that everywhere online you are told that this should "just work" that microsoft has EAS setup by default on exchange. Any help would be wonderful, I've been working on this for 3 days and I'm about to scrap it.
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Thanks a lot!
After obtaining a cert, I went through he test site you gave me and for every error I researched until it was resolved. There were too many things I had to change to list, but Thanks!
After obtaining a cert, I went through he test site you gave me and for every error I researched until it was resolved. There were too many things I had to change to list, but Thanks!
I have got OMA server and active sync is working fine with Nokia E72 but when i try to configure on Samsung GALAXY S , I could able to configure but mail are not syncing . What would be the issue?
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The SSLCertificate failed one or more certificate validation checks.
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A network error occurred while communicating with remote host: Exception Details: Message: Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream. Type: System.IO.IOException Stack Trace: at System.Net.Security.SslSta
***When I click on the link to explain this better, I get info about ports not being open, but here it states that I have an invalid certificate, I wasn't aware I needed one. Also I've read many places where port 25 (the only one I don't have open) is not a port you want to open to the world.