Exchange Server Connection Issues

I set up my work email as an exchange account. I had problems with it connecting so I deleted it and reinstalled it. I still get the ferris wheel icon spinning at the bottom with the message Connecting for minutes at a time. It is better if I use a wifi connection. On other occasions it connects and checks for mail quickly. I am not having this problem with my yahoo or other email accounts.
Short of wiping them all out and reinstalling them I am looking for a solution. Having push on makes the problem worse. I am showing three to four bars I do not think it is a signal problem.
I love the phone but am missing my BES.

JJMinc wrote:
This is usually an issue with the protocol used by Microsoft's Exchange Server. Some company's will follow MS's security reccomendations to a T and the iPhone does not completely meet all of these requirements so the Exchange server will not allow a full connection. I use the iPhone with my company's Exchange Server and it works perfectly fine, but only because we don't 100% follow Microsoft's recommendations on securing the server. I believe there are apps out there that do follow these security protocols so you can still connect.
Thanks, there is a thread on the apple support forum where many others are having this issue. Some are suggesting it is a software bug, if so I hope they fix it soon. I do get my emails, but I find it is better to turn push off.

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at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds..ctor(DbConnectionPoolIdentity identity, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, SqlCredential credential, Object providerInfo, String newPassword, SecureString newSecurePassword, Boolean redirectedUserInstance, SqlConnectionString userConnectionOptions, SessionData reconnectSessionData)
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Exchange Server Sync issues...

Hi folks,
I have a problem that has been discussed in abundance right now. How ever, I dare posting it because none of the methods described have helped me to get the exchange stuff running.
I have an iPhone 16 GB 3G with 347 firmware.
An iMac 2,8 Ghz with 10.5.4. and Entourage
A MacBook 1,83 with 10.5.4. and Entourage
An HTC Kaiser with WindowsMobile 6.1 professional
A Dell Vostro1710 with Windows XP Pro SP2
On all those devices I can access and work with the SBS2003 Exchange Server, except for, drums please: the iPhone.
As I am at the same time the admin of our little Network, I would be able to change all settings, but still I can't get it done. Information so far:
OWA: https://mail.mycompany.com/exchange
Server: mail.mycompany.com
e-mail: [email protected]
User: Rene
Password: gofigure
Domain: mycompany.local
No SSL or other certificates employed.
When I set up the account and enter the information above, a window comes up saying that the certificates on this page could not be verified. I accept this window. Then comes the Dialogue asking for the server, which I enter as above. Then the same window comes up again stating that the certificates could not be verified and again I accept.
Then it says "Account verified" and shows me the choices what I would like to sync with Exchange. As of now I would be happy if it only did e-mail (and I don't want to mess up my main calendar on MobileMe), so I unselect the others.
I click on save and switch to the mail app, which is: right, empty...
It makes no difference if I enter the Username with or without the domain as indicated in gray. It just won't work.
What am I missing here? Since there are apparently plenty of users who can get it to work... And I am now trying for the umpteenth time that even my patience is coming to an End.
Cheers,
Rene

Hi guys,
I, too, am NOT a tech guy though I do administrate a bunch of different networks. I've been reading these forums for the past week or so and are also trying to connect my iPhone 1st gen. to our Exchange server. I haven't succeeded yet but if we put our heads together I think we can accomplish this
First, let's get the details on the "table"
My setup is like follows:
- Single server setup (Windows 2003 Standard SP2 / Exchange 2003 SP2)
- OWA enabled (SSL by GoDaddy)
- Active Sync (supposedly working)
- Firewallports opened and NAT configured accordingly
As to my knowledge there seems to be NO "straight-forward" way of configuring an Exchange server, hence all the different setups we've seen on these forums. Something works for some people and some things does not.
Now, for the details we have to put in in the on-screen guide (on the iPhone) the following applies to me (at least I think so):
E-mail: [email protected]
User: domain\loginname *
Password: myPassword
Server-name-field now present and:
Server: company.com (<-- No HTTP or HTTPS) **
+* Domain name is "something.local" but I've read somewhere that we should use the NETBIOS name. Can't back it up though since I forgot the link.
** I've read more than one place that the server name is the "Active Sync Server" and NOT the OWA (like Entourage) or the FQDN like Outlook+
When entering all of these details I STILL have nothing showing up anywhere (in mail, calendar or contacts). But I see no errors or warnings of any kind.
I've tried to add a new virtual directory in IIS and edit the reg-base ((with no luck) - I've tried to setup the correct permissions on the different virtual directories in IIS (and with no luck). I do, however, think THIS is where the "gold" might be - a good place to start. Permissions of the virtual directories on the ISS.
What do you guys think?

E71 Exchange Server Connection - No Permission to ...

I purchased an e71-2 last Friday, and I have been unable to connect it to my company's exchange server. Downloaded and installed MFE. Received the proper connection settings from IT. Received the proper access point settings from AT&T. Continually get an error reading:
"Your account does not have permission to sync with current settings. Contact your administrator."
The admin log reads HTTP error code=403 and HTTP Server error 403: Forbidden.
Able to log into the corporate webmail internet portal from my device's browser. Per a recommendation on another post, also tried to connect with https://myserver/Microsoft-Server-Activesync. Entered my username and password and received the following error - "http/1.1 501 Not Implemented" - which I guess is supposed to be a good thing.
We have a number of WinMo phones and Blackberry's that connect and are working fine. All the Exchange server settings for my account seem to be in order too. I used to connect with my blackberry, so I know the account allowed some devices to connect with it.
Any advice or suggestions would be more than welcome. Thanks!

>>"Your account does not have permission to sync with current settings. Contact your administrator."
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync must have Granted access to your IP or all IP addresses (that is what error 403 means = Restricted IP)
>>The admin log reads HTTP error code=403 and HTTP Server error 403: Forbidden.
Same thing because you are accessing MS Exchange through secure http conection (SSL).
Yout IT admin has to change this settings under IIS/YOURSERVER/WEB SITES/Default Web Site/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync
>>Able to log into the corporate webmail internet portal from my device's browser. Per a recommendation on >>another post, also tried to connect with https://myserver/Microsoft-Server-Activesync. Entered my username and >>password and received the following error - "http/1.1 501 Not Implemented" - which I guess is supposed to be a >>good thing.
>>We have a number of WinMo phones and Blackberry's that connect and are working fine. All the Exchange >>server settings for my account seem to be in order too. I used to connect with my blackberry, so I know the >>account allowed some devices to connect with it.
Well regarding to this everything should work so I suppose that there is a problem with E71 Mail for Exchange settings. You can find manuals for MFE on http://www.businesssoftware.nokia.com/mail_for_exchange_downloads.php

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Hi, while I know that this is a little off topic, I really want to try the Yahoo direct push email solution with my iPhone. My problem is that when I configure the Yahoo Mail Plus service to retrieve emails from my corporate exchange server, it fails with a time-out error message. The really confusing part with all of this is that Gmail works perfectly. I know that I am put in the correct parameters, since Gmail has no problem popping my email from the exchange server. Is there anything special I need to have done to make this work? Here's a sample of the information I am using to configure Yahoo to retrieve my email:
Server: mail.corporateserver.com
port #: 995 (secure pop 3)
username: same as my domain name in MS Active Directory
password: same as used to login to MS Active Directory.
Again, this configuration works perfectly on Gmail. If Gmail could push to my iPhone, I would just stick with it. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jules

Hi, while I know that this is a little off topic, I really want to try the Yahoo direct push email solution with my iPhone. My problem is that when I configure the Yahoo Mail Plus service to retrieve emails from my corporate exchange server, it fails with a time-out error message. The really confusing part with all of this is that Gmail works perfectly. I know that I am put in the correct parameters, since Gmail has no problem popping my email from the exchange server. Is there anything special I need to have done to make this work? Here's a sample of the information I am using to configure Yahoo to retrieve my email:
Server: mail.corporateserver.com
port #: 995 (secure pop 3)
username: same as my domain name in MS Active Directory
password: same as used to login to MS Active Directory.
Again, this configuration works perfectly on Gmail. If Gmail could push to my iPhone, I would just stick with it. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jules

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