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mobile phone and exchange 2003
Posted on 2012-03-16
Existing users on 2003 sbs server with new phones (both android and iphone) can receive emails but not send (username or password incorrect) but it is not, add a NEW user on the server and using the new user settings on the phones, emails can be received AND sent.
Deleting an exisiting user and recreating still only receives.
Any ideas.
Deleting an exisiting user and recreating still only receives.
Any ideas.
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Active 3 days ago
Are all the Exchange Mobile features turned on in AD on the older accounts?
We have used these devices on Exchange 2003 and 2010 and have never seen this particular issue. I'd also check security settings in AD and compare against the new users to see if there are differences.
We have used these devices on Exchange 2003 and 2010 and have never seen this particular issue. I'd also check security settings in AD and compare against the new users to see if there are differences.
Active 3 days ago
Not saying that the IMAP won't work, but any reason you just don't let Activesync do it's thing? We've not had any real issues with pretty much any smartphone and the built-in Exchange setups.
Active 1 day ago
What server are you using as the SMTP server on the devices and why the heck are you not using Activesync, which would prevent this problem from happening in the first place?
My article should guide you through all you need to know to get Activesync working, in case you decide to lose the IMAP / SMTP option, which is a much less satisfactory way to get emails when compared to Activesync.
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Email_Servers/Exchange/A_1798-Exchange-2003-Activesync-Connection-Problems-FAQ.html
My article should guide you through all you need to know to get Activesync working, in case you decide to lose the IMAP / SMTP option, which is a much less satisfactory way to get emails when compared to Activesync.
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Software/Server_Software/Email_Servers/Exchange/A_1798-Exchange-2003-Activesync-Connection-Problems-FAQ.html
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