Connecting iPhone to SBS 2003 OWA
I have an SBS 2003 R2 server. I am trying to connect Iphones to the OWA in exchange. I can connect to OWA over the web and with blackberry phone but not Iphones. I have downloaded the Iphone configuration utility and tried to get the certificated to install on the iPhone but it does not seem to do it. When I try to connect with using the iphone, I get to the point where it asked to accept the certificate, but it will not accept it and stops there. This is frustrating because I can connect many other phones to it. Does anyone know of a tool that will trace the hand shake process when the iphone is connecting? Either on the SBS server or iPhone will help. Is there a way to turn off web certificates on SBS 2003, probably not a good idea? I have gone through many setup instructions and none work. ATT will not give any help on this what so ever. One thing I have not done is setup a mobile device in exchange, because ATT will not tell me what the name of the SMTP to SMS gateway is. Does anyone know this?
Nat Wallis
Is the certificate self-signed (by server) or public (by verisign/godaddy/thawte)?
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issued by the sbs server
I have been trying to look up the official documentation for this but I believe it is high-recommended (if not actually required) to have a public signed certificate for PushMail setup on the iPhone.
It might be worth giving this a try
http://gravoc.blogspot.com/2009/01/iphone-exchange-certificate-error.html
Is your current OWA setup via HTTP or HTTPS?
It might be worth giving this a try
http://gravoc.blogspot.com/2009/01/iphone-exchange-certificate-error.html
Is your current OWA setup via HTTP or HTTPS?
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https
kk. Know it has to be HTTPS, still can not find clarification on signing (public/private)
Have you tried the walk thru on the link?
Have you tried the walk thru on the link?
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Which walk thru are you talking about?
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Well, I am presuming it is for the .local. I am thinking once the username and password handshake is done, then it will be talking with the loca, right? I could be wrong.
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This worked regarding the certificate, but I ended up having to rebuild share point and IIS to resolve the issue of connecting to the server. I had Microsoft do this for me and the completed it after 12 hours of work on there part.