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Subject: exchange settings
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jack andres User is Offline
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7/16/2008 10:22 PM  
i have set up a new sbs server with isa and exchange. i have setup some high tiered company users and they of course ask imeadiately how they check their exchange account with their iPhones.
 
i shrugged and said "i'll get right on it" 
 
HELP ! !
 
where do i find my server specific settings so that a user can use their exchange server from their iPhone?
 
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7/17/2008 12:08 AM  
http://www.smallbizserver.net/Articles/tabid/266/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/232/Default.aspx
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7/17/2008 12:53 AM  
Thank you Michael for the reply.

i am more interested in how the new iphone firmware 2.0 can utilize the current installation.

does a standard installation of sbs 2003 r2 with premium content (exchange and isa) need further config to allow a user with an activesync device to be able to access their email on the exchange side of the sbs server

i initiated the very simple step on the iphone and got stumped at the server name. i did try of course "exchange.my-domain.com" but it failed authentication with a valid user account.

did i use the right server name or where can i find the server name of my sbs to use?

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7/17/2008 01:03 AM  
ahh...haven't played with the new version yet.....
 
servername should be what your web certificate says....such as mail.domain.com or if you don't have that its your static IP address...
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7/17/2008 01:14 AM  
thanks again,

i figured as much for the name. use both the ip and the other but it fails validation. is there any isa rules i wonder that need to changed up.
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7/17/2008 01:44 AM  
Hi Jack,
 
You should use whatever you have filled in for the web certificate when you run the CEICW. That will setup ISA automagically.
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