3GS iphone/exchange server envirmnt syncs both w/ PC outlook & Exc serv

Iphone is getting duplicate syncs w/ outlook '03 on PC (desired) & MS exchg server (undesired). How to correct this?

Stop syncing whatever data type is being duplicated with exchange.
Settings > mail, contacts, calendars > your exchange account > slide data type off.

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I recently left my old job to start a new one. I have my iPhone setup to syncronize all my emails, contacts and calendars with my old companys Exchange server.
My account on their Exchange server has now been disabled and I no longer have access to my old work PC to export my contacts as a PST.
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No way that I'm aware of, which is how most companies that provide an Exchange account want it. There is not a way to sync contacts being synced over the air direct with a supported address book application on your computer via the iTunes sync process.
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Hi man, I got the same problem with my iPhone, but it has been solved..
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Second, You sould need to create a new PST file whit the Outlook Version 2003 or 2007, the file format must be on Unicode Format, no Outlook (97-2000) format, with this file format the import of calendar doesn't gonna be work.
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This is how I got it fixed.
First, I reinstalled iTunes
I clicked on the tab with my phone
I clicked music
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IPhone 3gs won't sync my exchange server email

I just got the 16gb 3gs. I synced it with my outlook contacts and calendar, which went flawlessly. My email, on the other hand, didn't sync. My exchange email account doesn't even show up as an option to sync. Obviously the phone is talking to the server, because it got my contacts and calendars.
Is there a setting on Outlook to allow my account to show up in iTunes?
We're using Exhange 2003 (SP2) and Outlook 2003

Follow the steps here to sort this out:
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How do I get mail on my iPhone and computer to sync automatically, so e.g. messages read on one appear read on both? I am working in VN and the microsoft access server is in the USA.

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If you created as an Exchange account on the iPhone (not IMAP or POP) and you have Push on it should all work smoothly; Reading a message on either client should mark the other read (it does on mine). Try deleting the account from the phone, rebooting the phone (to clear out old settings), then go to Settings/Mail,Contacts,Calendar, add an account and tap Microsoft Exchange and add the account back.
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Hi all,
I love my new iPhone 3G!
There is just one main thing remaining that I need it to do in order to fully replace my previous Windows Mobile phone functionality:
I need it to keep my work Outlook's contacts and calendars synchronized with my home Outlook (Outlook 2003 on Windows XP PC). Note: I do not want separate sets of work and personal contacts and/or calendar items, since I want all contacts and calendar items in both systems (differentiate by the Outlook category field).
With my previous Windows Mobile phone, it would sync with my work Exchange account (via wireless ActiveSync), and then resolve this with my local/home PC's Outlook when connected to my PC (using the local version of ActiveSync). When done, any contact or calendar change made at work, on my phone, or on my home PC would eventually be synchronized with all 3 systems (i.e., phone, work Outlook, and home Outlook).
The new iPhone 3G first beautifully sync'd to my local/home Outlook with iTunes 7.7. Then, when I configured my work Exchange ActiveSync with contacts and calendar sync on, it unfortunately cleared those sync'd items. Now the iPhone is beautifully sync'd with my work Outlook via Exchange ActiveSync, but iTunes will no longer allow my local sync. Thus, any changes at work or on the iPhone are not reflected at home
I researched this a little, and I see that the Apple MobileMe service may be able to help me. Can anyone tell me if it will allow me to sync the exact same items with my local Outlook, the iPhone, and directly/indirectly with my work Outlook (via Exchange ActiveSync)?
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I'm excited to finally sync my work email with my iPhone. Our IT didn't support it and we work off of an Exchange server. I, too, was nervous about which contacts to sync. While I want my work email, I don't need my contacts and would rather have mine from my mac at home. Unfortunately, you can only do one at a time. The following paragraph is from a c net review. Find the entire article here (the part about the Exchange Server is about 1/2 way down):
http://reviews.cnet.com/apple-iphone-3g/
//Once you're ready to go, the iPhone will sync your Outlook e-mail, contacts, and calendar. Be advised that while the iPhone can support multiple POP3 accounts at once (two Yahoo accounts, for instance), it syncs with only one Exchange server and, worse, with only with one calendar or contacts list at a time. If you have a separate personal calendar, your work calendar will replace it once you start the sync. (You'll be notified before it happens.)//
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IPhone not syncing with Exchange server

I'm having an issue with IOS 5.1.1. Since Monday, my iPhone is downloading emails from my Exchange (outlook) account like it always has, the problem is, when I delete an email in Outlook, it's not deleting from my phone. Similarly, reading an email in Outlook doesn't mark it as "read" on my phone. This leaves me at the end of the day with hundreds of unread/extraneous emails on my phone that I have already addressed, filed or deleted in Outlook. How do I correct this?
This is weird because it has worked correctly with everything syncing properly up until this week, and I did not update anything.
I'm using a PC for the Outlook - same PC as always, and no updates unless my company updated something remotely without my knowledge.
I have set up my email account using the "Exchange" option when I added it. Already tried deleting and re-adding the account (twice).
Thank you!

As I had said in my earlier post, my problem was with outlook being slow in updating exchange.
However, this does not explain your symptoms with OWA.
When I used OWA, the "state" seen by OWA and the iPhone matched (what was read, was read; what was not, was not). However, Outlook (in my case, Outlook on the Mac - Office 2011) was way behind in updating this state. If you read something in Outlook, it could take a very long time to reflect this state back to the Exchange Server.
Part of the reason for this was that I had a lot of stuff, both in my inbox and in my deleted mail. I had to clear this out to allow Outlook on the Mac to perform at all well.
Are you sure that OWA is aligned with Outlook? OWA is a direct view into the server state, and should match server state. Outlook and the iPhone mail app are accessing the server, and have the opportunity (at least) to not show the current state of the server (bugs, delays, performance, etc).
If OWA and Outlook are really correctly in sync, and it has to be an Apple problem or a problem in the exchange server interface Apple is using. But this was not my experience.

IPhone won't sync with Exchange Server

When I set up an account with my exchange server it's able to authenticate but it is unable to sync mail or calendars. When I try it gives me an error which says "Cannot Get Mail. The connection to the server has failed."
The log says
Sat Jul 17 09:25:19 Pixel configd[25] <Debug>: CaptiveNetworkSupport:UIAllowedNotifyCallback:70 uiallowed: true
Sat Jul 17 09:25:21 Pixel MobileMail[170] <Warning>: EAS|EAS Protocol Manager set to ASProtocol12_1
Sat Jul 17 09:25:21 Pixel MobileMail[170] <Warning>: EAS|EAS Protocol Manager set to ASProtocol12_1
Sat Jul 17 09:25:24 Pixel configd[25] <Debug>: CaptiveNetworkSupport:UIAllowedNotifyCallback:70 uiallowed: false
Sat Jul 17 09:25:26 Pixel configd[25] <Debug>: CaptiveNetworkSupport:UIAllowedNotifyCallback:70 uiallowed: true
Sat Jul 17 09:25:31 Pixel MobileMail[170] <Warning>: ERROR: MFMessageErrorDomain/Generic - The connection to the server failed.
Sat Jul 17 09:25:32 Pixel dataaccessd[1644] <Warning>: DA|Yikes: got an unhandled top level error 111
Sat Jul 17 09:25:32 Pixel dataaccessd[1644] <Warning>: EAS|ASFolderSyncTask failed: Error Domain=DAErrorDomain Code=111 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (DAErrorDomain error 111.)"
I don't believe this is a generic problem with the server because other users with iOS 4.0.1 and iPhone 4's are able to use the server. When one of those users who successfully uses it with his account configured his iPhone to access my account he received the same error. I am able to use my iPhone to access exchange accounts on other servers. Therefore I suspect there is a problem with just my account on just this server when it is accessed from any iPhone.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? Is there anyplace I can look up "DAErrorDomain error 111" to get more information on what may be failing?
Message was edited by: schoaff

I have the same problem - authenticates but will not sync. My 3gs used to work.

3GS iphone/exchange server envirmnt syncs both w/ PC outlook & Exc serv

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