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under domain name you need to use the netbios domain name and the server address is your mail.company.com that you would use for OWA (in your case &quot;remotedomain.info&quot;) <br />
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iPads use web services through OWA to sync your Exchange.
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Thanks. &nbsp;does it matter if we are inside the network or outside the network when we try to sync?<br />

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I am trying to sync an Ipad with our exchange server. &nbsp;I have done research on the internet and i am still unclear which server we should list. &nbsp;The domain controller\ exchange server inside the network is server.domain.local. &nbsp;Our external domain name is different (remotedomain.info.) &nbsp;Which server should we list when trying to sync with our exchange server. &nbsp;<br />
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TIA
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I am trying to sync an Ipad with our exchange server.  I have done research on the internet and i am still unclear which server we should list.  The domain controller\ exchange server inside the network is server.domain.local.  Our external domain name is different (remotedomain.info.)  Which server should we list when trying to sync with our exchange server.  

TIA

under domain name you need to use the netbios domain name and the server address is your mail.company.com that you would use for OWA (in your case &quot;remotedomain.info&quot;) 

iPads use web services through OWA to sync your Exchange.

Thanks.  does it matter if we are inside the network or outside the network when we try to sync?


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