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Exchange Active Sync Errors / iPhone losing Appointments randomly
I have an iPhone that is configured to sync with an SBS 2003 MS Exchange installation using MS ActiveSync. One day I started to notice that certain appointments would simply disappear from the iPhone, but would still be present in my Exchange Mailbox, OWA and Outlook.
I tried deleting and re-installing the MS Exchange configuration on my iPhone and it would still not sync all the appointments. Finally I checked the Application Logs on the server and found many instances of the following error:
"Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [SERVERAME] User: [USERNAME] HTTP status code: [500]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp."
I tried updating and restarting the server,and the problem persists.
Please help!
I tried deleting and re-installing the MS Exchange configuration on my iPhone and it would still not sync all the appointments. Finally I checked the Application Logs on the server and found many instances of the following error:
"Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [SERVERAME] User: [USERNAME] HTTP status code: [500]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp."
I tried updating and restarting the server,and the problem persists.
Please help!
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Alan:
I actually have seen your well documented articles on this issue and have implemented a lot of the suggestions including:
1. Deleting and recreating the virtual directories
2. Verifying the settings of the virtual directories
3.Changing the time out setting in IIS
4. Taking the message store offline and running ISINTEG
After implementing each of these things, I deleted the MS Exchange profile on my iPhone and re-added it, forcing a full sync. Unfortunately, the same exact appointments that dropped still did not sync.
I mention this because conceptually (at least to me) it does not make sense that the registry changes would be the cause the same exact appointments not to sync every time. Wouldn't anti-virus interference be an intermittent problem that would result in DIFFERENT objects not syncing?
Just want to be sure that the registry changes would be a likely fix before I do it.
Please let me know your thoughts.
I actually have seen your well documented articles on this issue and have implemented a lot of the suggestions including:
1. Deleting and recreating the virtual directories
2. Verifying the settings of the virtual directories
3.Changing the time out setting in IIS
4. Taking the message store offline and running ISINTEG
After implementing each of these things, I deleted the MS Exchange profile on my iPhone and re-added it, forcing a full sync. Unfortunately, the same exact appointments that dropped still did not sync.
I mention this because conceptually (at least to me) it does not make sense that the registry changes would be the cause the same exact appointments not to sync every time. Wouldn't anti-virus interference be an intermittent problem that would result in DIFFERENT objects not syncing?
Just want to be sure that the registry changes would be a likely fix before I do it.
Please let me know your thoughts.
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