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Hi all,<br />
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I have a DC and an Exchange Server with a number of mailboxes created for colleagues.<br />
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I am trying to sync my iphone to the ES but missing out on something because I cannot get it to work.<br />
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Are there any settings or permissions in the ES or DC that I must be aware of in order to finally get my emails on my phone.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi all,

I have a DC and an Exchange Server with a number of mailboxes created for colleagues.

I am trying to sync my iphone to the ES but missing out on something because I cannot get it to work.

Are there any settings or permissions in the ES or DC that I must be aware of in order to finally get my emails on my phone.

Thanks

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