Email with Exchange 2003

I set up my exchange account and my calender synchs but not my email. Does anyone have advice or tricks for setting up Exchange 2003 email on the iphone4?

If you installed IIS and exchange on diffrent server you need to modify the provider.xml file to include the
OWA PATH parameter as described in
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/portal/point/exchange2003/installation.html#Updating_provider.xml
If you installed the ASP files on a separate machine from Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA), you must specify the URL used to access OWA. OWA is the web client for Microsoft Exchange 2003. All Portlet links for creating a new message, reading a message, etc. open OWA to display the inbox, contacts and calendar in detail. To specify a URL for OWA, add the URL as a parameter called "owapath" to the pageUrl (do this only if you installed the ASP files on a separate machine from OWA). For example:
<pageUrl>http://your_IIS_hostname:port/your_virtual_directory/inbox.asp?owapath=http://your_OWA_hostname:port/exchange</pageUrl>
HTH
Diego

Similar Messages

  • I bought a new imac running Loin and Office 2011. The server we use to access emails runs exchange 2003 and my IT person says the imac is not compatible with the server. The server does not want to let me access using any email software.

    I bought a new imac running Loin with Office 2011. I am the only mac in the office and the Server we use to access emails runs exchange 2003 and my IT person says the imac is not compatible with the server. The server does not want to let me access using any email software other than webmail access through our website. It looks as though 2011 is not compatible with 2003 per some searches online, but what are some options I have to gain full access again? I purchased parallels in hopes that this my help and I am able to use remote desktop connection to log on to server but can not drag and drop files I need. There is a shared drive on that Server we all use to exchange files.
    The two main issues are gaining access to my email again and ability to drag and drop files from mac to pc. I hope this is enough info to get some solutions.
    PS - IT person says my iMac's IP is what his server does not understand so that is why I can not login.

    Office 2011 is not compatbile with Exchange 2003.
    I suggest you post further Office related questions on Microsoft's own forums for their Mac software:
    http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac

  • Outlook 2013 not compatible with Exchange 2003

    Hello
    Some of my customers bought SBS 2003 R2 just before SBS 2008 was released so they have systems which are only 4+ years old. SBS 2003 came with Exchange 2003 pre-installed. Outlook 2013 does not support Exchange 2003. So they cannot upgrade their Outlook
    clients to 2013 version.
    Microsoft, is this correct?!

    If this post is hard to read, it's because of Dragonsoft!!  (sometimes it is like auto-correct on the phone - "I said WHAT!??")
    Overall I think this is the most interesting thread that I have ever read on Microsoft.com.
    As a computer for professional for over 30 years, I've always followed the context that software products are designed for a three to five-year term, to have more is a luxury.
    When I was first in the industry (1983), Microsoft had a tendency to change the software versions every year to two years. As we approached the era of Windows XP there was an expected lifetime use of three years. Every two years a new product would appear.
    So, when windows XP lasted well beyond the three-year term, it was pretty exciting to not have to spend money on new product, and we all enjoyed the decade of Windows XP.
    The new generation of IT professionals has somehow believe that software products should live more than five years, and it just blows my mind!
    The reason that I make this post, is because I've used SBS ever since Back Office Server 4.5, and the versions of small business server (now called Small Business Server) have always appeared on the market 1 to 3 years after the primary versions of
    Windows for which they are named.  So I always felt that there was a disadvantage to using small business server in that the products appearing inside of SBS had been on the market for a few years before being incorporated into the SBS package. It
    made me feel, at first, that Microsoft was waiting on the level of maturity within the product before creating the SBS package. Now that I look back on the whole process it made me think that the SBS team had some difficulty merging the products into a install
    package which could handle the intricacies of the licensing limitations on the SBS system.
    SBS 2003 was a great tool when it came out, but I found that it was riddled with security holes. To say the least some of my first SBS 2003 servers had their exchange system hacked by outside influences. (These were external facing servers who had websites
    and exchange server running with public domain names, even though there were firewalls!) After a few patches, DNS modifications, reverse DNS entries, and some changes in the exchange system, I was finally able to make the system secure and solid.
    My first real nightmare with SBS was when upgrading to SBS 2003 R2, which, yes, appeared around 2005. You cannot simply upgrade a machine from SBS to a new version.  You must purchase a new server, install the new SBS version, and migrate your
    entire installation to this new host. (While running SBS 2003 for several years and making backups on a tape, I realized that the new hardware on the market would not support a restore from my tape backup!)  The whole process is rather daunting as not
    all of the detailed steps to upgrade work as expected. I had to call, and pay, Microsoft to complete the process because exchange had trouble during the migration.
    So off we went with our new installation of SBS 2003 R2.  Then along came SBS 2008!  I went through the same steps again... new hardware, new software, and, yes, paid Microsoft, again, for support to migrate.
    When SBS 2011 appeared on the scene I was willing to upgrade again. Having gone through this, twice now, I  fully prepared the client to purchase a new system and to purchase the new software. But because I was faced with the whole entire
    nightmare of new hardware, migration, and having to call Microsoft to complete the process, I decided on a new approach. This time we were going to buy server which would run VMware.  (I was not going to get stuck in a hardware box that I could not replace
    if I ever needed to restore the operating system due to a massive failure.)  So off I went, purchasing a new box, installing VMware, and installing my favorite operating system, Microsoft SBS!
    Well, to say the least, it wasn't exactly as exciting as I had expected. Had some trouble getting VMware to settle into the new hardware, as there seemed to be some compatibility issues, but was able to work it out. Eventually, I was able to get started
    on the migration. Things went well up until the point that I got to the exchange migration, and ran into a similar problem as before! A call to Microsoft revealed that it was even a little daunting for the support personnel, but as I documented the things
    that they modified, and even performed a little cleanup, after they performed their cleanup!  I can happily say that I'm no longer worried about hardware issues, when it comes to restoring my SBS server in case of a failure!
    Overall I'm pleased with having used Microsoft SBS solutions over the past 10 years, but I would never expect, nor would I lead my customer to expect, that a product should last 10 years!
    Previous comments have indicated that server should last seven years because they can be depreciated that way, I believe that to be entirely false!  I live in Texas, and the state of Texas DIR program has adopted standards which state that
    you should replace your hardware every five years! State agencies have this as a requirement, and it is not optional!  Many state agencies have gone to leasing their equipment, which is a three-year term. (Where do you think off-lease equipment comes
    from, anyway?)
    One of my primary clients looked at me one day, and directly ask, "Okay, if we spend the $10,000 on the new server and software, how long should it last?"
    Obviously, I wanted to say, "Forever!" But, remembering something that my mother had said (always plan for the worst and you always come out on top!), I said back to them, "I believe we should plan for a three-year lifespan, and if we get
    any more than that, it will be a luxury." Needless to say, there have been some upgrades which lasted well more than three years, but there have been some which have been spot on.
    The SBS server is a huge savings over purchasing the individual products separately. But there have always been some drawbacks during the upgrade process which makes the entire feasibility of the installation top-heavy when it comes to support costs. 
    I have noticed is that the SBS servers require more labor to keep them running smooth, especially with backup procedures and backup software, as SBS always requires a third-party product to make a "real" (restorable) backup.
    A client's expectations should be that you are taking care of their business without them having to worry about what takes place in the tech room. They understand, and realize, that they can pay you a specific amount of money for your support without necessarily
    having to purchase new hardware. But a good, healthy relationship with your client means that they should always be willing to upgrade, whether it is a workstation or server.
    If you allow a client to be painted in a corner, then it's not their fault, it's your fault!  Because, they have no idea what the new technology can do, and don't realize what's on the market. It's your job to keep up with what's current and to deliver
    expectations which make them realize that each year has a dollar value attached to it, whether it is spent, or not.
    If you have a client is unwilling to spend money to upgrade their equipment, then there's something else wrong with their business, and you should probably consider that they may not be in business for very long. So don't make it your problem when
    they are unwilling to spend money.  You don't work for free.
    One last, quick example of the conversation that I had with a client who was unwilling to upgrade because things seem to be working so well.  I put it like this, "You pay me to make certain that your business operates in good times and in
    bad. Right now, everything is fine. If your building were to burn, and the only thing we had were the backups, I cannot go out and purchase new hardware and restore your system successfully.  The equipment that we have operating here is no longer
    available on the market.  If I were to find the equipment, it would be out-of-date, and most likely, used, and I cannot guarantee its compatibility or functionality. So, if I can't restore your system to an operational status, then what would you do?
    I don't believe there are any number of man-hours you can use to recover the information lost. You would probably have to go out of business! If your business becomes my business, then I would try to move to a position where my data is safe and my business
    can continue in the case of catastrophe. The only way I can do this, is to purchase new hardware, new software, and put you back in a position of compatibility with the market. One of the things I always try to do is keep your business operations at a point
    where if I die, someone else can come in and take my place. The whole idea here is to keep your business going."
    It didn't take them long to come back and surprise me, "Make a list of what you need. Don't give us a list of what we need to get by, tell us what we need to be productive for several years.  We don't want to patch this together
    and always have problems."
    And just as a note, your customer can write off $10,000+ per year for new equipment purchases.  I think the number may be higher now. I had one customer who purchased a $15,000 system in December and wrote off $10,000 in one year and the other $5000,
    a month later, in the next year!

  • Require Passcode Immediately with Exchange 2003 and iPhone 3.0?

    Before I upgraded to iPhone 3.0 I was syncing with Exchange 2003 SP2 and I had set my passcode to be required after 1 hour, which was changed from the default of 4 hours. On the Exchange server we have a policy in place to have a max of 12 hours before a passcode is required which works on my WM phones.
    After upgrading to 3.0, the phone now immediately requires a passcode every time I turn it on. I went into the settings to change it to be a little longer, but the only option is to have it Immediately and I have lost all of the other options. Is there a way to get back at least 1 hour or something that reflects the 12 hour setting on my Exchange server?

    I can confirm that you just need to turn OFF Mail, Contacts and Calendar sync within the Exchange account, set the timeout 4 hours (or whatever - it will automatically shrink down if your Exchaange administrator's policy is more restrictive), and then turn back ON Mail, Contacts and Calendar sync.
    Note you'll get a scary warning that says all your Contacts and Calendar data will be deleted from the phone - Outlook users can ignore if you're syncing with Outlook, since it will re-sync when done.

  • Flag emails with exchange broken in iOS8?

    Just bought two ipads and have to setup email from scratch.
    I have email with exchange (google apps). All the emails downloaded correctly (set to sync with no limit) but none of the flags carried over. I think maybe only 1 out of 30.
    I deleted the account and redownloaded everything again. Same thing.
    Tried this on iphones and ipads. Same thing.
    Latest version of iOS8.
    Fixes?

    OS X Mail: Troubleshooting sending and receiving email messages

  • Will Microsoft Exchange2000 Portlet work with Exchange 2003

    Hi All,
    Has anyone tried using Microsoft Exchange2000 Portlet with Exchange 2003 ? Or is there any Portlet available for Exchange 2003 ?
    Thanks in Advance.
    Dipak

    I'm facing problem with Exchange 2003 portlet which is not working with all users. it's working good only with the one user. I mean it doesn't allow the other users to put there user name & Password .
    Please help me with this portlet or is there other portlet for exchange 2003
    Thanks
    Waleed

  • IPhone 3G will not sync with Exchange 2003 after updating to 4.0.1

    I keep reading a lot of posts about users who updated to 4.0 not being able to get Exchange to sync and 4.0.1 was supposed to fix that however I just updated from 3.something to 4.0.1 and now my Exchange 2003 server email will not sync (kind of) and my Contacts are slowly disappearing.
    I tried to delete and re-enter the exchange account however after 5 hours I only have about a dozen emails out of the hundreds that should be there. Also the contacts that were there are now slowly disappearing.
    I saw somewhere that I should try to access www.myserver.com/oma and www.myserver.com/exchange to see if I can log in there. I am able to get into OMA without an issue however when I go to /Exchange I am able to login and get the left window pane to start (inbox, contact, notes, etc buttons), but no other pane has anything.
    I don't know if this is related, but I did notice that on some sites that use script for the menus I am no longer able to navigate the menus. They drop, but clicking a link in the menu does nothing.
    I have another 3G that is working fine with the 4.0.1 and all the BB and Windows Mobile and Droids are working fine.

    You know, yesterday I deleted the entire Exchange account, rebooted, added it -- nothing...  then I deleted it again, rebooted again, etc... after about the 3rd time of doing this and allowing the Internet Accounts to automatically discover the account, it started working again.
    You might want to give it the brute-force-angry-uninstall-and-reboot-multiple-times-while-shaking-angry-fists -and-cursing routine and see if that helps you!

  • Server 2003 SBS (with Exchange 2003) migrate to new machine Server 2012 Standard (with Exchange 2013)

    This is what I have:
    A very outdated machine running a small domain, SBS 2003 and Exchange - this is the ONLY server currently.
    This is what my boss ordered:
    A Dell R210 II machine with Server 2012 Standard (and I downloaded the trial for Exchange 2013).
    He wants the old server completely replaced and gone - with everything moved over (including Exchange) to the new machine. The main reason for the upgrade is that not all users can access email on their machines (Macs, new versions of Outlook, etc.)
    I have set up a new standalone server before but never migrated one - and I've found that going from SBS2003/Exchange2003 to Server2012/Exchange2013 is not simple in the least.
    I thought I could just set up the new server as a DC on the domain and have everything replicated to it from the source server. Then I could decommission the old server. I have been told that 1) I can't upgrade Exchange 2003 to 2013 and 2) that I shouldn't
    put Exchange on a DC. What do you do if you only have the one server?

    Hi,
    Just additional. Please also refer to following threads and article, then check if can help you.
    Migrate
    SBS 2003 to Windows Server 2012 Standard
    Migration
    SBS 2003 to Windows Server 2012 Standard
    Transition
    from Small Business Server to Standard Windows Server
    Hope this helps.
    Best regards,
    Justin Gu

  • Lion Mail.app won't sync with Exchange 2003

    Hello,
    After upgrading to Lion, I am having an issue with my Exchange email in Mail.app. I get new emails, however if I file any emails from the Inbox into another folder and then leave view another folder or exit Mail, when I return the emails are back in the Inbox again. It is as if Mail is not syncing my changes up to the Exchange account.
    This issue did not begin until I moved to Lion. I have compared my settings to another co-worker, who is also on Lion and connecting to Exchange 2003 and everything appears to be the same.
    Thoughts? Solutions?

    RevRangwar,
    Yes, I think I was. I went ahead and removed my Exchange account from Mail and re-created it as Exchange IMAP, and it appears to have resolved the issue.
    Thanks for the help.

  • IPhone 3G won't sync calendar with Exchange 2003

    Hi - can't see this exact problem elsewhere hence the post...
    I have iPhone 3G syncing with OWA from Exchange 2003 just fine with mail and contacts. Calendar is totally blank though. If I create a new appointment on iPhone then it shows up in Exchange - great! If I do it the other way round then I get nothing on iPhone - unless I invite myself in which case it does! But then if I delete the email invitation then the entry disappears. I could live with that (just about) but not but being able to sync my calendar history is a big problem for me.
    By the way I can't sync my calendar history via iTunes to Outlook because the sync component crashes!
    Can anyone shed any light?

    Hi man, I got the same problem with my iPhone, but it has been solved..
    First, You need the Outlook 2003 or 2007 only, if you have a earlier version of this it isn't work.
    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.
    Third, You now have a PST whit Outlook 2003 or 2007 Version, you need to manually put your events on the calendar, Why? Cause if you just move it on the new calendar it gonna create and old instance of the event not a new instance, That's why iTunes doesn´t sync the calendar.
    I done all these and actually I can sync the calendar with my iphone.

  • Unity Connection 8.5 single inbox with Exchange 2003 - Access denied

    Hi,
    I'm using CUCMBE 8.5.1.12900-7 Unrestricted. i'm following Unified Messaging Guide for Cisco Unity Connection Release 8.5 and Later for configuring single inbox. I have successfully setup and tested unified messaging service when I subscribe this service to a particular user and test it, I get following error:
    Issue: Failed accessing [email protected] on 192.168.0.10
    Recommendations: Some possible reasons for 401: Incorrect service account name or password. Service account password expired. Proper permissions not granted to service account. Exchange mailbox uninitialized.
    Details: HTTP status=[401 Unauthorized] diagnostic=[Bad response from server, HTTP code returned: 401] url=[http://192.168.0.10/exchange/
    [email protected]] request=[<?xml version="1.0"?> <D:propfind xmlns:D="DAV:" xmlns:fh="urn:schemas:httpmail:" xmlns:h="http://schemas.microsoft.com/repl/"> <D:prop> <fh:msgfolderroot/> </D:prop> </D:propfind> ] response=[<html><head><title>Error</title></head><body>Error: Access is Denied.</body></html>]
    I have verified above mentioned recommendations but no such issue exists. Any ideas?

    Hi Muhammad,
    I am having exactly the same issue in configuring sinlgle inbox with unity connection 8.6 and exchange 2003. I have checked everything but no result. Could you please help in configuring?
    Thanks
    The validation results for the  user unified messaging service account [email protected] with service  E2K302 are the following:
    Service "E2K302":  AuthenticationMode=NTLM [use HTTP] Server=[E2K3-02.chelloit1.local]  Type=[Exchange 2003] Username=[chelloit1.local\agokharu]
    Failed accessing  [email protected] on E2K3-02.chelloit1.local
    Some possible reasons for 401:  Incorrect service account name or password. Service account password expired.  Proper permissions not granted to service account. Exchange mailbox  uninitialized.
    HTTP status=[401 Unauthorized]  diagnostic=[Bad response from server, HTTP code returned: 401]  url=[http://E2K3-02.chelloit1.local/exchange/[email protected]]  request=[<?xml version="1.0"?> http://schemas.microsoft.com/repl/">   ]  response=[ErrorError:  Access is Denied.]

  • IPhone Sync with Exchange 2003 not syncing calendar

    Hi all,
    Hopefully someone can help me here. I have a couple of iPhone 3GS' which have been set up to work with an Exchange 2003 server. We can get email & contacts to sync but calendar will not. Any ideas?
    Ants.

    Potentially calendar corruption.

  • Read/Unread, Replied, & Forwarded status not syncing with Exchange 2003 SP2

    Is there a solution to the email status syncing issue for Microsoft Exchange 2003? It had never work since the day we setup the exchange account on the iphone. Any suggestion is appreciated.
    I posted the above question in May 2009. iOS is now at 4.2.1, I guess Apple has no plan on addressing these. Would it work with the latest Microsoft Exchange?

    Read/Unread worked for me when we were on Exchange 2003, and it continues to work now that we are on 2007. So it's probably an issue in your Exchange server.

  • Issue with Exchange 2003 after upgrading Active Directory

    I upgraded AD from 2003 to 2008 R2. Before I could go into AD to create users, click on the email check box and the user would have an account on Exchange. Now this feature is not available. How do I create mailboxes on my Exchange 2003 Server for users
    now?

    You can't, You have to administer Exchange 2003 functionality from Active Directory Users and Computers on the Exchange 2003 server.
    FYI: Companies running Exchange 2003 after April 8, 2014 will be responsible for their own for support. More importantly, because Microsoft will no longer provide security updates, companies that choose to continue running Exchange 2003 accept the risk associated
    with that.
    Enfo Zipper
    Christoffer Andersson – Principal Advisor
    http://blogs.chrisse.se - Directory Services Blog

  • Is there a mail client that works with exchange 2003?

    my company Exchange is 2003 and neither Outlook 2011 or Mail work. Is there a way to make either of these work without upgrading Exchange? Is there another email client that might work?
    Thanks

    OSX's Mail uses the Exchange Web Services (EWS) protocol, which is only available on Exchange 2007 and later.  Outlook 2011 relies on OSX for connectivity to Exchange, so that is why Outlook 2011 doesn't work either.  As stated, if you can get your IR department to enable IMAP, you can get email funtionality.  (No calendar or contacts.)
    There is Davmail.  I'm told that it's still a bit buggy, but AFAIK, it is the only thing that would do what you want.  As mentioned by Glenn, I also recommend that you suggest to the company to upgrade the version of Exchange, mostly due to Microsoft ending mainstream support for Exchange 2003 back in 2009 (with extended support only for SP2 for an indeterminate amound of time.)  As a bonus, Exchange 2010 supports Safari for OWA, which is a good indication that Microsoft is at least making attempts at better Mac support.

Maybe you are looking for