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Exchange 2013 and Mobile Devices
Hi All
I have implemented exchange 2013 and email is sending and recvieving fine from the LAN internally externally
I am have difficulty setting up mobile devices and external connections
Using a port scanner port 443 is open
Server is 2008R2
Does anyone have links to setting up a mobile device connection to exchange 2013, searched the web but cant find anything that works
Thanks in advance
I have implemented exchange 2013 and email is sending and recvieving fine from the LAN internally externally
I am have difficulty setting up mobile devices and external connections
Using a port scanner port 443 is open
Server is 2008R2
Does anyone have links to setting up a mobile device connection to exchange 2013, searched the web but cant find anything that works
Thanks in advance
Manoj Bojewar
did you create Autodiscover record?
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Dont think so, how is this done?
You may also need to configure your activesync url's. This article describes the setup for the client access side of Exchange (which includes the activesync). https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh529912%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx
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Hi Simon
The connection analyzer resolves the domain name and port 443 ok, but cannot validate the cert name
It gives loads of errors on active sync and autodiscover
It is a new office and is the first time we have used exchange, so i have all mail forwared to our static IP which is attached to the mail domain MX record, is the reason that the cert cannot be validated is because the mail domain cannot resolve the IP address?, sorry not that famillar with exchange
Not sure how to fix this problem!
The connection analyzer resolves the domain name and port 443 ok, but cannot validate the cert name
It gives loads of errors on active sync and autodiscover
It is a new office and is the first time we have used exchange, so i have all mail forwared to our static IP which is attached to the mail domain MX record, is the reason that the cert cannot be validated is because the mail domain cannot resolve the IP address?, sorry not that famillar with exchange
Not sure how to fix this problem!
Is the domain name that you are trying to connect to (i.e. - mail.contoso.com) in the Subject Alternative Name of the security certificate?
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-saige-
Do you have a trusted SSL certificate on the server?
Exchange will install an SSL certificate during setup, but that is a placeholder for a real trusted certificate and is not supported for ActiveSync or Outlook Anywhere.
If you haven't got an SSL certificate, then you need to.
Simon.
Exchange will install an SSL certificate during setup, but that is a placeholder for a real trusted certificate and is not supported for ActiveSync or Outlook Anywhere.
If you haven't got an SSL certificate, then you need to.
Simon.