Exchange mail not connecting on mobile device (iPhone or Android). Trying to configure mail on my phone but it won’t connect. I’ve selected ‘Exchange’ as the provider.
Server - mail.domain.com
Domain - domainname.com
Username- firstinitial + lastname
ExchangeMobile
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sf1elds
8/22/2022 - Mon
Alan
Does mail.domain.com resolve to your external IP? If not, then you need to set that up in your public DNS
Have you forwarded port 443 from the external (router) to the internal IP of your exchange server? - If not, then you need to do that.
Have you setup AutoDiscover? If not, you should set that up:
if you do not set ActiveSync VirtualDirectory, no mobile devices will be able to connect outside the local network.
Hemil Aquino
Hear me out. Firstly you need to configure autodisover in your DNS provider followed by an SRV. So follow my instruction and that will work, assuming you have access to OWA and ECp from the outside.
1- Login to your DNS provider, either godaddy or no-ip.
2- Add an A record called Autodiscover mapped to your public address or @ host.
3- Add an SRV record give a name, domain name of your email, such as: mail.domain.com
4- Is gonna ask you for this option weight=0 and height=0
5- Protocol _tcp
6- Service _autodiscover
After that being in placed, wait half an hour or an hour until the propagation takes place.
Then go to your phone and add an exchange account. Type your username and password and automatically your phone will get all the server configuration without user interaction.
Cheers,
sf1elds
ASKER
Ok so I'm trying to setup the SRV record.
These are the fields I'm required to fill on GoDaddy:-
Service _autodiscover
Protocol _tcp
Name (not clear on what name is required here)
Target mail.domain.com
Priority ????
Weight 0
Port ????
So it's connecting but not authenticating. Have you checked to make sure your password is good and the account hasn't gotten locked by all these login attempts? Try resetting your password and see if that works.
I'm running the latest IOS on my iPhone and Android
Hemil Aquino
Get a multi domain certificate.
This is what exchange needs on the certificate to work
Autodiscover.domain.com
mail.domain.com
Once you have added those domain in a multi domain certificate then you will be having the pop up error.
Go to namecheap.com and buy a three years one. you will have two slots that will be good enough to fix your issue.
Like right now you are login like this Domain\User.
If you want your phone to take the settings automatically you need a setup like this: User@domain.com
You can login to ECP on the exchange, Servers> Virtual Directory, OWA option and select authentication.
Hemil Aquino
can you log in in your OWA with email and password instead of username and password?
sf1elds
ASKER
No I cannot log in in my OWA with email and password instead of username and password?
Did you went to your virtual directory and change to UPN? becuase if you didn't it's not going to work.
Also what UPN you see in the exchange when you create a user?
Do you see @domain.com OR @domain.local?
sf1elds
ASKER
New use gets @domain.com
Hemil Aquino
perfect, now go to domain and trust in active directory
and see if you have the same UPN in there.
Sometimes with Exchange, you have to wait a while - maybe a couple of hours, for setttings to take effect, or, if feasible, restart Exchange (or reboot the server) but normally that is difficult in the middle of the day.
Have you forwarded port 443 from the external (router) to the internal IP of your exchange server? - If not, then you need to do that.
Have you setup AutoDiscover? If not, you should set that up:
https://www.howto-outlook.
Does it work internally?
Alan.