Iphone 3G and exchange web synchronisation woes

hi,
I have a new iPhone 3G. I thought it would be a cinch to set up to receive corporate mail, but no go! Settings that worked with my Blackberry and work on my laptop don't seem to work on the iPhone.
I put in :
email: [email protected]
exchange server: webmail.infoway-infoxxxx.com\exchange
username: mydomain\acripps
password:xxxx
and it doesn't work. Yet these settings are just fine elsewhere! I tried adding "https://" as a prefix but that didn't work either.
I only want mail, not contacts or calendar.
What am I doing wrong?

One other correction: address should be https://domain/OMA
https because it uses SSL. The slash for OMA is same direction as before the domain.
If you don't see a login screen on your notebook, the server is not correctly configured for OMA. Your IT group can Google for setup instructions if needed.

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