I've a WM5 smartphone and exchange 2003 (not SP2 yet)
Is there some way I can sync my exchange tasks ?  calander, email and
contacts are syncing fine.
thanks for any feedback

If we have users running Windows Mobile 2003, does Exchange SP2 offer them
anything new? Can they benefit from the direct push technology or do they
need the Windows Mobile 5.0 and the Messaging and Security Feature Pack?

I have enabled SSL for the /exchange folder. The acess with the brwoser
works fine.
So I created for EAS the new virtual directory /exchange-oma and I also set
the parameter in the registry for the new virtual directory. But I still

I was wondering if anyone has a link to a list of features that are
supported on mobile Devices?  I've poked around the MS Exchange Site, but
haven't gotten any specifics.  I specifically want to know whether the
following is supported:

My iPAQ connects to my exchange server OK via GPRS, authenticates, and
appears to download contacts,inbox, calendar. But it does not pull them
down. There are no errors. I have applied SP2 to the Exchange Server 2003.
The activesync is 3.8. have diabled cert checking etc.

A problem that's been bugging me for a -long- time now is the problems i've
been experiencing with direct exchange sync (sync with my computer/outlook
does work). It just doesn't work. Anyone else have a feeling that MS have
released these products (WM5/ActiveSync 4.X) far too ...

Can I assume from recent postings that it is impossible to configure a PDA
running Pocket PC 2003 to download emails, contacts, calendars etc from
Exchange Server 2003.
Dave

Did anybody know, when this pack is available?
I understand, that I can't use the Ex SP2 push-service without this pack
.... but I can't find it.
Markus

Attempting to troubleshoot my AUTD notifications, I've found that my Outlook
Mobile Access doesn't work.
I searched the KB and found 822574.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;822574

If a setup a profil for outlook with the workstation connected on the
private lan and with access to the exchange server, after when I put this
machine on internet the connection to the mailbox via rpc over http is
running fine ( basic authentication and SSL) ... I just follow ...

I have a customer with several HP palm computers and a SBS 2003 server
running Exchange.  We'd like to be able to read email from the palm devices.
Any pointers on how to set this up?  White papers?
** Tom **

Ok, I give up.  Can anyone tell me what an error code of INTERNET_55 on a
palm pc during an active sync to an exchange server means?  (I've tried
serching microsoft.com for an answer, but no avail.  closest is KB artical
330465, but that doesn't list this error)

results in the body of the draft being either black or blank. In either
case, I can no longer select this field to enter more text. I've seen other
posts regarding this problem, but no resolution.
To replicate...

This is a crosspost as I did not get any help in the Activesync group.
I have my own certificate server.
I have exported the server certificate used for OWA, OMA and
ActiveSync IIS directories and copied it to the iPaq.

My iPaq is asking me for a text messaging address.
Before I try and call my clueless telephone provider (Sunrise in
Switzerland) can anyone help me with the text messaging address.
Might it be phonenumber@sunrise.ch?