We just deployed Exchange 2007. Every thing is right except for OWA.
When some one uses OWA to access his mailbox from INTERNET, it's OK.
When some one uses OWA to access his mailbox from INTRANET an error about
certificate appears.

i tested Exchange 2007 on removing mobile 5 device
it is fine to hard reboot the mobile 5.
however, mobile 5 cannot sync with Exchange 2007 more after setting up the
device again.

Unfortunately I don't remember the model of the Windows Mobile device in
question, but we're finding that it stops synchronising its calendar to
the Exchange server (SBS 2003 if it's relevant). It's not a general
synchronisation issue because the Inbox is unaffected. Deselecting ...

We have an issue with windows mobile 6 phones. We try to set-up it to
communicate with an exchange server 2003. We have windows mobile 2003 and 5
working with the exchange server so we know the server is working corectly.
But with mobile 6 we get the message to check the server ...

The exact error message we get is the following:
Access was denied.  Chose Configure Server on the ActiveSync menu to check
your server username and password.
The support code is: 0x85010002

I just switched my old iPaq hw6515 to a Motorola Q 9h.  I copied the
.cer file to the Q but I get 0x80072f17 when I try to sync.  The
certificate does seem to install without error.  I should point out
that the certificate is not a certificate bought from a CA.  The cer

What is the process for setting up and configuring ActiveSync with Exchange
2003 and a Windows Mobile device?  Also, how do I use ActiveSync with my
Palm TREO devices?  Are there any quick reference guides for that?
My second question is that I noticed that ActiveSync will ...

Treo 700w, Verizon is the carrier.  Exchange 2003 server.  I have one
mail account that will not sync, and I'm simply exasperated.
1) If I use my username and password, my Exchange mail, contacts,
calendar and tasks all sync just fine on that phone using Active Sync.

I setup OMA and anyone who tries to access the URL gets:
 Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access. Please contact
your system administrator for additional assistance.
--I verified that user accounts in Active Directory have OMA enabled

Hello, I am trying to get Direct Push setup for testing. I have an
iPAQ Voice Messenger and Exchange 2003 SP2 (with Direct Push
configured).
1) What ports do I need to open on the firewall?

I've got about a dozen Palm Treo 750's working just fine with WM5 and our
Exchange 2003 server, but now there are a number of people here that insist
on using Blackberrys. I have been using the Blackberry Desktop Redirector
for this, (with its obvious limitations), but since we ...

I don't know if this is the right workgroup, so I try.
Before windows mobile 6, it was easy, we recopy the certificate into the
Smartphone and run spaddcert.
Now we need to use a tool "get device certificate from active directory". I

i'm still fighting with enabling push mail services with my exchange 2003
sp2 and my Nokia E61 mobile phone.
If i try syncing the phone it takes a while and the phone tells connecting
then connected and finally it stops with a  "error in exchange-server. try

We currently use PST file with Outlook, what is recommended for mobile
users?
Should they also have a PST file, and how will it synch with the server?
I would assume that with the local PST file, they could work offline and

I'm looking for a way to have centrally managed contacts distributed to
Windows Mobile 6 devices.
We have about 80 users in a dial plan, all of which use a WM6 mobile phone,
where calls between users are free. We'd like to centrally manage and