Have an test Exchange server and a WM2003SE device on the same LAN -
Activesync works fine (not using SSL yet, want everything just so
beforehand).  Notice that the "Connecting..." delay on the WM2003 device is
about 3-4 seconds, but sometimes much less.  Why might this be, and ...

I have published Exchange 2003 (that's on a SBS machine) through a reverse
proxy, so that users can access OWA, OMA and EAS with SSL.
OWA and OMA work fine, but ActiveSync gets an IIS error ("http 500 -
internat server error").

I do not want to use rpc over http because the customers only have a SBS
system.  No option to have an additional server for front end Exchange etc.
What ports does the outlook 2003 client use and how can I get the notebook
to connect to exchange server on th eLAN or via the WAN ...

We wish to restrict the delivery of some information to mobile devices
that would be transmitted via ActiveSync.
Can we filter (say, using Exchange ActiveSync) what is delivered to the
mobile device?

I am trying to set up some of our pda phones to be able to communicate with
my Exchange 2003 server. I have IMAP working, and I can get email on the
phone. I can also send email BUT only to our own people. I am unable to send
SMTP messages to external addresses. Is this some sort ...

I have an HP iPAQ rx3115 with a Pocket PC OS that I'm trying to sync the
mail on. We have an exchange server, but in this case we don't want to
sync with the email server, but rather with the local computer (1 only). I
can remove the check box setting in Active Sync that points to ...

I have 2 domains and 1 exchange 2003 server the owa works fine for domain
users that belong to the domain the server is a member of but not at all for
users that are in the other domain.(was first in the forest)
Any idea's

I'm using Exchange 2003 Standard on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise.  The
client is using Windows 2000 Pro with IE 6.0.  OWA is running on the same
server (single server setup).
The user normally works from home (broadband) using OWA and can select

i bought a new pda and am using gprs quite alot. It has been recommended to
me I use exchange for email etc as it saves bandwidth. I have a few
questions.
I am thinking of setting my work address up as exchange - I run the website

When a client sends their email using SMTP in an ASP application, how can a
copy of the email be stored in their sent mail in OWA? They are using OWA,
but I am automatically sending email using a webservice in the applciation
on certain events.

I know, I shouldn't have, but it's done.  Microsoft Exchange 2003
OWA/OMA is running on a Win2k3 DC with SSL.  OWA works great, but OMA
is having a complete meltdown.
I've configured OWA to use forms-based authentication over SSL, and

We've got a VB.NET application we want to deploy out to our handhelds... At
the moment, we are syncing email, calendar and contacts via exchange server
OMA... Is there any way to extend the protocol to somehow add in our own DLL
to sync our application that way too (we have remote ...

Hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me, the configuration is
an ISA2004 Server in the DMZ with a single NIC and 2 IP Addresses bound to
it, one of them for the listener used for OWA and FBA and one for a Basic
Listener for OMA and ActiveSync. The Exchange 2003 FE ...

I've been having a bit of difficulty with Versamail 3.0Ag5. Using ActiveSync
I've been able to sync with my email account fine, but the calendar function
syncs in one direction only--it'll pull updates from exchange onto the Treo,
but any updates on the Treo do not make it back ...

I'm trying to get OMA to work on W2k3 server w/ Exchange 2k3.
When I connect to the http://server/oma, I get:
"Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access. Please
contact your system administrator for additional assistance."