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Problems with Android devices connecting to Published OWA server in ISA 2006
Hi,
I recently installed a new ISA 2006 server (replacing ISA 2000). This is used to publish our internal OWA server to the outside world.
Everything works fine for Active Sync on WM6, Iphone and Android and everything connects to the OWA webpage fine, whether it is a desktop or mobile browser, except for on Android.
Android devices that I have tested (Nexus One, Desire and Galaxy S) when they connect to the OWA webpage just get a page saying "Error: Access is Denied".
I am told this was working fine when we were using ISA 2000, though I cant confirm.
Can anyone help please?
Cheers,
PFP
I recently installed a new ISA 2006 server (replacing ISA 2000). This is used to publish our internal OWA server to the outside world.
Everything works fine for Active Sync on WM6, Iphone and Android and everything connects to the OWA webpage fine, whether it is a desktop or mobile browser, except for on Android.
Android devices that I have tested (Nexus One, Desire and Galaxy S) when they connect to the OWA webpage just get a page saying "Error: Access is Denied".
I am told this was working fine when we were using ISA 2000, though I cant confirm.
Can anyone help please?
Cheers,
PFP
What do you see in the ISA realtime log when one of these devices tries to sync?
OWA is a waste of time on a small screen of a smart phone anyway. I can get to ours with my Droid-X but it is nearly impossible to actually use OWA with it. I use IMAP to use the Droid with our email.
If you don't carry a 24-inch flat screen in your pocket with 15-way adaptor and power supply so as to be able to connect it to your Driod phone then that is simply a case of you being short-sighted - so to speak....
I'm gonna need a bigger pocket....I'll look like Sponge Bob Squarepants
lol - glad I didn't go to the states. Have only been out of hospital a day or so, I went down with appendicitis and a few rather nasty complications so will be working from home for a few weeks.
Aw man that doesn't sound like any fun! Although working from home doesn't sound so bad by itself.
I did miss seeing you there,..wish you could have made it,...but we did talk about ya if that helps :-)
I did miss seeing you there,..wish you could have made it,...but we did talk about ya if that helps :-)
O God... am I letting the side down that badly?
Naw,...we were just saying it would have been nice if you had made it, but we knew the cost and the time needed was a problem (for a lot of people).
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