IPad stopped synching with Outlook exchange server

My iPad (ios 6.0.1) no longer synchs with my enterprise exchange server (Outlook)--none of email, calendar, contacts,etc. sync. I removed the account from the iPad and reloaded all the information--the iPad checked off as if all was well. But, it does not sync (manually or automatically). I have an iPhone with the same ios and it works fine. Any ideas?

OK, I don't know if you have the same problem, however, I figured out how to "fix" the issue I had with the iPad. Somehow the settings were changed such that the switch to sync with my outlook calendar and the switch to sync with my outlook calendar were turned to "off". I don't know how it happened, perhaps during some software update. I now sync with no problem. Good Luck!!!

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I love mac mail, however, have "test run" entourage, and found it pleasant, a lot better than outlook, actually (not as clonky and visually more appealing). The setup is very different to macmail, of course (not as neat). But this is just an opinion, in case you go with entourage (it will import mac mail settings fine).
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VersaMail
Which type of VersaMail user are you?
I'm new to VersaMail and ...
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My company uses Lotus Notes
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Microsoft Exchange 2003 mail server If your corporate mail system does not use this type of server, you cannot use Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Mail server name The name of the mail server that provides wireless access to your mail system. Some companies do not give out this information because they do not want wireless access to the system. If you cannot obtain the server name, you cannot use Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Proxy server Your IT department can tell you whether a proxy server is used and, if so, the name of the server. VPN requirement Some companies require a virtual private network (VPN) for accessing the server. Note: If you can't use Exchange ActiveSync because your email system doesn't meet all the requirements above, you may be able to use Good Mobile Messaging (formerly GoodLink) or Sprint PCS Business Connection instead.
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My iphone 5c has stopped synching with my pc using calender thru microsoft outlook, any ideas on how I can get my iphone to synch with my calender on my pc in outlook again

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Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
If you're having issues with syncing your Outlook calendar with your iPhone, then please follow the troubleshooting in the article below.
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What exactly is happening when you try to sync with iTunes? Maybe somebody can offer help instead of just useless opinions that do nothing to resolve your situation.

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