Can't connect to Exchange Server - Upgraded Policies

My company just upgraded their policies and said that with an iPhone it will auto encrypt but they had no idea about a Windows phone. I get an error code 86000C2B saying certain policy's need to be enforced but no solution is given? Help

vanhoogy, I saw your distress call in this post. I can assist you with this corporate e-mail issue. Did your employer provide you with the new port settings information? These port settings should be provided by the service provider or administrator. Please be advised that you must insert the correct username/password to verify that a you are authorized to send and recieve messages using that particular server. If the provider uses a username / password combination to authenticate senders, the combination must be valid for both the incoming and outgoing servers. Otherwise, attempts to add your work e-mail address will fail.
Are you attempting to sync to an Exchange 2010 mail system, Outlook Web App, Outlook Anywhere or ActiveSync/EAS with a Windows device?
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Step 1. Sign up for a free Gmail account. http://mail.google.com/mail/signup
Step 2. On the iPhone add the Gmail account using Exchange Active Sync. iPhone>settings>Mail Contacts Calendars>add account>Microsoft Exchange>
Then http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?answer=138740&topic=14252
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Outlook 2013 can't connect to Exchange server

Trying to set up Outlook 2013 on my new work laptop. I have the correct Exchange server name and emaill address, but get the error message "The connection to Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Outlook must be online or connected to complete this
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Hi
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Can't connect to Exchange Server 2007

Hi,
I have problems to set everything up, probably someone has a solution for this problem? After entering my account data the autodiscovery fails (see log below, the password is not wrong :)) I have to enter the server settings manually. Apple Mail was able to use autodiscovery to set everything up.
So I entered the correct server settings, but the iPhone can't establish a connection to the server.
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Sat Oct 3 01:25:05 unknown Preferences[224] <Warning>: EAS|Autodiscovery task encountered an error: Error Domain=DAErrorDomain Code=1 "Operation could not be completed. (DAErrorDomain error 1.)"
Sat Oct 3 01:25:05 unknown Preferences[224] <Warning>: EAS|Autodiscover task failed with status 59 and error Error Domain=DAErrorDomain Code=1 "Operation could not be completed. (DAErrorDomain error 1.)"
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg247612(v=exchg.150).aspx
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