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Subject: ActiveSync to SBS Exchange server
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John Warren User is Offline
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7/19/2008 02:58 PM  
I've got an SBS 2003 Exchange Server that I'm trying to connect a Windows Mobile 6.1 unit to. I've tried the different domains I have for the server - company name. com, servername.companyname.com and .local, even the server address. Nothing seems to connect and the support code - 0x80072F17 - seems to have something to do with security and certificates, but I can't come across anything that gives me any detailed information on the code. I have a computer at my home office that I have set up to connect to Exchange for Outlook and have tried the domains that I entered in there. I can use RWA from the smartphone, so I know it can connect to the server. What settings should I be using?
Steven Mckenzie User is Offline
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7/20/2008 04:55 AM  
u need to install the server certificate to your phone...
Paul Smith User is Offline
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7/21/2008 01:00 PM  
Depending on what model of phone you have, you may need to purchase a 3rd Party SSL Certificate to achieve this. Some phones (for example the HTC ones we use) wont accept or allow you to manually import a certificate.

In some ways in my own opinion getting 3rd Part Cert for a CA is perhaps the tidiest as you dont need to mess about with the phone.

Paul
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