asked on iPhone 4s
Mail Server: Exchange Server 2010
Phone: iPhone 4s
Trying to sync my iPhone to the company mail system. When setting up in the usersname I put the domain\username and password. I leave the Domain field blank and everything syncs.
However, I back out and go back into the email account settings and the domain name has moved up to the domain field and my usersname is left with just the username. From there I am unable to sync.
Please advise
Thanks
Comeon
Phone: iPhone 4s
Trying to sync my iPhone to the company mail system. When setting up in the usersname I put the domain\username and password. I leave the Domain field blank and everything syncs.
However, I back out and go back into the email account settings and the domain name has moved up to the domain field and my usersname is left with just the username. From there I am unable to sync.
Please advise
Thanks
Comeon
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It shows that it verifies but then I go to get mail n says cannot connect to server.
Do you have S/MIME on or off?
Mail days to sync NO LIMIT
Mail days to sync NO LIMIT
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Off
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Yes on the mail days
I assume Mail Folder to Push You have Inbox + your folders?
Make sure your admins allow ActiveSync on their Exchange servers. It could be disabled
ASKER
My Exchange Server is set to allow active sync. It authenticates then errors when I try to get messages..
"cannot connect to server"
I setup on my spouses android phone and it sync up and pulls messages down.
"cannot connect to server"
I setup on my spouses android phone and it sync up and pulls messages down.
Is the company blocking iPhones as they prefer Droids on their systems?
Is the iPhone up-to-date in terms of the iOS version?
Have you deleted the account, rebooted the phone and added the account again?
Alan
Is the iPhone up-to-date in terms of the iOS version?
Have you deleted the account, rebooted the phone and added the account again?
Alan
ASKER
Alan,
The company is not blocking iPhones, I have the most up to date OS for my iPhone 4s. I think it has to do with the newest iPhone update.
Thanks
Comeon
The company is not blocking iPhones, I have the most up to date OS for my iPhone 4s. I think it has to do with the newest iPhone update.
Thanks
Comeon
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The problem was the Include Inheritable Permissions...
From article:
"If you open up Active Directory Users and Computers and locate one of your users that is not working, Double-Click into the account and click on the Security Tab (if this is not visible, Click on View> Advanced Features from the Menu at the top of the screen then navigate back to your user). Once on the security tab, click on the Advanced Button and make sure that the ‘Include Inheritable Permissions From This Object’s Parent’ is ticked. Click OK twice to close the user account."
From article:
"If you open up Active Directory Users and Computers and locate one of your users that is not working, Double-Click into the account and click on the Security Tab (if this is not visible, Click on View> Advanced Features from the Menu at the top of the screen then navigate back to your user). Once on the security tab, click on the Advanced Button and make sure that the ‘Include Inheritable Permissions From This Object’s Parent’ is ticked. Click OK twice to close the user account."
Server: Webmail.yourcompanydomain.
Domain: your company domain
Username: Active directory login
Password: Active directory password
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