I have Exchange 2003/Outlook 2003, and we are getting Treo 750w with
Cingular.  I will need to set up email on these devices with Activesync,
and I don't think my ovlerlords will be pre-disposed to patience on this
project.

Sorry for cross posting, but I need a solution fast if one is to be found,
else I'm calling PSS.
I am supporting a handful of Verizon Treo 700w phones that were syncing
e-mail via the Verizon network just fine.  Now they are all having problems

My company is a Microsoft partner and provides Exchange Server 2003 hosting
services for clients. We've set a limit of one thousand mailboxes per server
but since it's shared, more than one client can be hosted in the same
server.

Ok, I've gone through hoops to get OWA configured nicely on a SSL using
HTTPS keeping port 80 closed, and now I'm working on configuring OMA, and it
seems as if the only way I can get it to work is to open port 80 (HTTP)....
Is there any way to make it so I can access OMA using

I continue to recieve the following error: "ActiveSync encountered a
problem on the server"
with an error 0x85010014.  This is on my Motorola Q when trying
to sync with Exchange Server 2003.  My motorola Q is on the Verizon

I'm setting up my Exchange account via ActiveSync on a Motorola Q and
having some problems.
Other Info:
Using activesync version 4.2 (because I'm using Windows 2000 / Office

We just installed a new Avaya IP Office this weekend, and one of the
benefits is the voicemails come to you via an e-mail with an attached WAV
file.
These seem to be sent NOT as IPM.Messages, so Outlook treats them

Is there anyway of finding out if a message was sent to me via a HTC
Handheld?
Basically, it came back as 'Your message was deleted without being read'.
The recipient assures me that it was read via a HTC Handheld. With the info

I'm getting the dreaded 0x85010014 error when I try to sync a
smartphone w/ an Exchange server. I've read the KB article that says
to disable SSL on the Exchange virtual directory. But, the problem is,
we want SSL. The idea of ActiveSync not using SSL seems like a bad

I am currently looking into synchronisation solution for my Exchange 2003
SP2. From my point of view there are two options:
+ Use build in push technology (to windows mobile phones)
+ Blackberry

Hi, I was playing with the WM6 device emulator image and when I was
configuring for Server Activesync, I noticed it does not ask me for my email
address so that it can autodiscover my EAS URL (presumably I have the app
DNS record published).

I searched the forum but could not find an similar issue.
Just got a Palm treo 750. Server is SBS2003 with all the updates. I was able
to get the phone to sync the calendar, contacts, and tasks wirelessly. but
for some reason email does not come through and cannot be sent from the ...

I have an employee that syncs her contacts, notes, and calendar with Outlook
2007 at home and wants to sync with Outlook 2003 at work.
Are there any problems with syncing with both? This person is not interested
in syncing email.

I've got two questions concerning Microsoft Exchange 2003 (SP2) Active
Sync.
Is it possible to sync Deleted Items? By using Manage Folders on the
Client Device it is possible to select certain additional mailfolders

We recently published OWA for Exchange 2007 with ISA 2006.  OWA works
fine on PC based system from outside the network, the public facing
side.  We bought a trusted cert from Verisign.
Its does not work on SmartPhones using Windows Mobile 5.0.