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Hey,<br />
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Not sure what's going on, but I got a new galaxy S5 from At&amp;t, and the authentication fails when trying to setup my exchange account. <br />
A little background. I switched from Verizon to At&amp;t &quot;&nbsp;Long story&quot;. Anyway I actually Got my Boss a new Galaxy S5 as well except his phone is with Verizon. I had no problem setting up his exchange account on the exact same phone. The only difference is that mine is with AT&amp;T.<br />
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Any thoughts?
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Hey,

Not sure what's going on, but I got a new galaxy S5 from At&t, and the authentication fails when trying to setup my exchange account. 
A little background. I switched from Verizon to At&t " Long story". Anyway I actually Got my Boss a new Galaxy S5 as well except his phone is with Verizon. I had no problem setting up his exchange account on the exact same phone. The only difference is that mine is with AT&T.

Any thoughts?

Galaxy s5 not authenticating to Exchange server

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