IPhone stopped recieving email automatically and users not have to fetch (Send\recieve)
We use a single Exchange server and some of the users have IPhones they connect to their email with. Over the weekend the power was out at the office. Yesterday the power came back on and I powered on the server. Everything is working except the users IPhones no longer download messages as they come in they have to hit fetch (sen/receive) where before they did not have to. I have other users with Droids and Blackberries and they are still working. And the Iphones can send/receive if you do it manually but not automatically. I don't see how the mail server being down for a few days would make this happen.
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Alan,
I made that registry entry and restarted the DNS service and the Active Sync erros seemed to have stopped but I got this twice )Below) Is this going to cause the same problem? The article said to reboot but you mentioned just restarting the DNS service. Should I reboot the server?
Windows cannot query DllName registry entry for {7B849a69-220F-451E-B3FE-2
I made that registry entry and restarted the DNS service and the Active Sync erros seemed to have stopped but I got this twice )Below) Is this going to cause the same problem? The article said to reboot but you mentioned just restarting the DNS service. Should I reboot the server?
Windows cannot query DllName registry entry for {7B849a69-220F-451E-B3FE-2
I just restart the DNS Server Service, which frees up port 2883 for AUTD to use, then because you have added the reservation, when the DNS Server Service starts, it won't use that port and Activesync will be working again.
You can restart if restarting the DNS Server Service doesn't fix it - but I have not needed to yet and I have done it numerous times.
You can restart if restarting the DNS Server Service doesn't fix it - but I have not needed to yet and I have done it numerous times.
Also - if you have SBS - add the IPSEC reservation too, or one day you will reboot and the server will be unable to communicate to anything!!!
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I do and thanks for telling me, I would have overlooked that. I'm having the users check their Iphones now to see if that corrected the problem.
Also check the Application Event Log for the AUTD is initialised message - that should let you know that the server is happy again too.
Users should be working - but will wait for you to be 100% happy and confirm.
Users should be working - but will wait for you to be 100% happy and confirm.
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IP-based AUTD failed to initialize because the processing of notifications could not be setup. Error code [0x80004005]. Verify that no other applications are currently bound to UDP port [2883], or try specifying a different port number.