IPhone 5 and Exchange Server

Hi - Is anyone else have e-mail synching issues with their new iPhone 5's? We have Exchange 2003 and have found that we do not receive all e-mails or none at all. We've been told to update to Exchange 2007 or 2010 to resolve this issue. Has anyone experienced the same?

Try deleting your exchange account on your iPhone, then adding it again fresh. I had the same problem when we upgraded servers and this fix worked for me.

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Iphone and Exchange Server

We cannot get our Exchange server to recognize my username or password. IMAP is on . SMTP is dealt with. Who is has found a solution? Help!

Do you have Exchange Server 2003 SP2 installed? Also, your domain name needs to be typed in front of User Name with a backslash, i.e. DomainName\UserName

Can I get more than one account on iphone microsoft exchange server

Hi all,
I was trying to get more than one account on iphone microsoft exchange server for mail, but it seems to only accept one. Is this true with everyone else out there. I guess I am one of the few people with more than one email account that uses microsoft exchange. I would love to have the convience of accessing them through iphone mail but it seems that I will be forced to use safari for the other two by typing owa... in the url.
any workaround to the one email account per iphone policy??

Yu can only have one Exchange Server account per device. This is true to iPhone and any Windows mobile device in the market. The work around is to set your other accounts that reside on an Exchange server using IMAP or POP settings as you used to do before the Version 2 update allowed you to sync directly to the Exchange Server. This methode will allow you to add as many accounts as you want or have.

Deploying Windows Server 2012 and Exchange Server 2013

Hi All,
Our Clinet is planning to implement Exchange Server 2013 as an email solution. There is no Active Directory Domain exists in the environment. So, we have planned to configure a Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard as a Domain Controller and Exchange
Server 2013 Standard would be installed on another Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard.
The setup would be for 250 users. Please guide me about the Cost of OS + Exchnage and CAL for 250 Users.
Warm Regards,
Prosenjit Sen
Thanks & Regards, Prosenjit Sen.

Another option would be to consider signing up for Office 365 instead of setting up the hardware and software for such a small number of users. It will take a long time for the cost of the hardware, maintenance, and support to be less costly than Office
365, if it would ever be less expensive. There is a lot of maintenance required for Exchange, so unless your client already has someone experienced in configuring and maintaining Exchange, there is a lot of expense in bringing someone up to speed to
perform those functions capably.
Just a suggestion. I do not work for Microsoft and I have no financial incentive to propose an Office 365 environment. I just know that if I were running my own business, I would have to be convinced that my business required its own internal
mail system when there are so many fully functional and capable mail systems available via subscription.
. : | : . : | : . tim

Upgrading from SBS 2008 and Exchange Server 2007 and Adding Modest Failover Protection

I haven't seen anyone describe this scenario, so maybe it can't be done, but it seems it should work. Can someone either confirm this is viable or set me straight and tell me it's not wise (and if not, why not).
I currently have SBS 2008 (2008 Server + Exchange Server 2007 + some other components). I use redirected folders so all my user data is stored primarily on the server, and then sync'd with their local harddrives for roaming use and as an additional
backup precaution. I want to upgrade to a modern version of Exchange (don't care too much about the underlying server OS, but seems like a good time to upgrade everything). I also want to improve the reliability for rapid recovery in the event of a system
failure. I have always felt nervous with SBS because it only runs on a single server.
My plan is:
Install Windows Server 2012 Standard on a new server machine
Join that new server to the existing SBS domain and sync the users, etc.
Install Exchange Server 2013 on the new 2012 Server
Migrate the existing Exchange data and account info to the new server
Demote the SBS Server and promote the new server to primary DC
Reformat the old SBS server and install Windows Server 2012 on it too, and join it to the domain as a second DC
Set up DFS Replication and keep all my user data folders between the two servers (so if one server fails, the other can take over, just not automatically like with a cluster)
Install Exchange Server 2013 on the reformatted 2012 Server box (so second instance on the domain) and set it up to sync with the first Exchange Server 2013 via DAG (so if either computer crashes, the other can take over for both Exchange Server and file
services)
Wouldn't that give me a complete slow-response failover system without the need for setting up a cluster (I know a cluster would provide instant failover protection, but I don't need that kind of speed - a manual switchover in the rare event of a server
failure is acceptable for us)? I could do this using cheap hardware for each server, because unless both servers fail at the same time, clients can point to the other server. And because it's not a formal cluster, I don't need to buy anything for a shared
SAN. This seems like such an obvious more cost-effective solution for a small network, I don't understand why this isn't a common approach, which makes me wonder if there is some reason it won't work.
Any suggestions or feedback? Are Redirected Folders still recommended for users on a Server 2012-based domain?
Thanks,
Colin
Colin

Ed, thanks again for your help. OK, so here's my updated plan (I realize I should probably check on some of these pieces on the Server group, instead of this Exchange group).
Constraints/objectives:
None of the machines are truly server grade hardware, but only 5 people on the network, so performance is generally not an issue, unless a given server is just pegged on CPU or HD due to its own internal maintenance tasks and can't respond to user requests.
Haven't seen any problems, since upgrading server from 4GB RAM to 8GB a few years ago.
Not going to buy any new hardware at this time, but do have several unused consumer-grade computers I can deploy as wimpy or moderate servers.
Main issue is to limit repair time in the event of a system failure (instant failover is not required, but want to be able to restore network functions within less than 24 hours in the event of a hardware failure) and minimize time spent on IT
maintenance.
Because of light IT maintenance (not anyone's primary job and we're too small to justify a dedicated IT person or to pay for outside help), almost every touch takes me research and time to re-learn what I haven't done in weeks, months, or years -- so also
want to keep all IT tasks as simple as possible.
We philosophically want to invest now for the next 5 years and avoid ongoing cloud fees (so zero interest in Windows Server Essentials with Exchange Online)
A little nervous about using VM's, just because I never have before, but I do respect that's probably the right way to do many of these things...
Currently I have SBS 2008 (Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange Server 2007, WSUS 3, all with latest SP's, also includes SharePoint and other stuff, but I don't really care about most of it) on a single 8GB consumer grade system, which functions as a file
server and Exchange server. We use Redirected Folders and Offline files for all users, which works great for us and provides additional file redundancy (if server goes down, all of each user's files are also on their own machine and they can even continue
to work just fine w/o the server, losing only ability to send and receive e-mail). It has been sufficient, but I want to upgrade our version of Exchange and I am nervous that if that current one server fails, it would take me a long time to restore everything
from backup, easily many days, especially if I need to buy any replacement hardware. It is RAID1, so a single drive failure is easy to handle, but that's the only hardware redundancy for the current server.
New Plan:
Install Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard on a new modest machine (16GBR RAM, Core i7, 1TB RAID1 (may upgrade to 3 or 4 TB), 256 GB SSD boot drive, this had been my old personal computer)
Join that new server to the existing SBS domain (2008 R2/Exchange 2007), make it a DC, sync the users, etc.
Install Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard on a wimpy computer (4GB RAM Core i3 processor), leave it as a member server
Install Exchange Server 2013 on the wimpy new 2012 R2 Server (and nothing else, this will be dedicated to Exchange to make the most of such a wimpy machine)
Migrate the existing Exchange data from the old SBS Exchange 2007 server and account info to the new server
(or should I just create new accounts and copy the data from the user end through Outlook -- is that safer and cleaner than attempting any kind of server-level Exchange data migration?)
Demote the old SBS Server and promote the new 16GB server to primary DC. Now it's OK to take the old SBS server off the network.
Reformat the old SBS server and install Windows Server 2012 R2 on it too, and join it to the domain as a second DC (and possibly DCPROMO it to be the main server)
Install Exchange Server 2013 in a VM on the reformatted 2012 R2 Server box (so second instance on the domain for Exchange redundancy) and set it up to sync with the first Exchange Server 2013 via DAG OR set up another physical wimpy member server and install
it there. In any case, do NOT install Exchange directly on either DC.
Set up DFS Replication or a Failover Cluster (still need to research this, but I had planned on DFS, thinking Cluster required shared drive, but Ed corrected me on this) between the two DC's for redirected files and keep all my user data folders between
the two servers. We don't need automatic failover, like with a cluster, a manual switch would be acceptable, but if no additional cost or risk to clustering the two DC's, then the auto-failover protection that provides would be better than DFS.
I think this incorporates all of your points, Ed. Does this sound right now? What's your advice on #5 (how to best migrate user data)?
Thanks so much for all your help,
Colin

I need my home calendar to sync with both a google cal and exchange server. What is the best way?

I need my home calendar to sync with both a google cal and exchange server. What is the best way?

use the same google mail addy for the razr you use for the calander
also make sure that when you put it in the phone it is a google event and not a phone event

VLAN and Exchange server

Hi everyone,
We need help on the configuration of our Exchange server and VLAN.
Since I'm a beginner in VLAN configurations.
We are using Cisco SG300 switch and Exchange server.
We have 2 NICs on our server, with 1 having a static Public(internet) IP for internet which is directly connected to our ISP modem(complete with IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS), the other NIC has a static Local(intranet) IP for local network(with IP Address and Subnet Mask only).
Our Problem is we cannot add an Default Gateway on the 2nd NIC(intranet) because it says conflict with the gateway specified on the other NIC.
We want to add a Default Gateway on the 2nd NIC(intranet) to be become accessible from other VLANs.
How can the server be accessible to other different VLANs on our network?
What will be the best approach on this?
Thanks in advance.
J

You should add routes to your windows routing table.
So if your server is in VLAN 10.10.10.0/24 and has the IP of 10.10.10.2 and your router is 10.10.10.1 then you can add routes to all your VLANs by adding the networks and routing them through 10.10.10.1.
For example, in your command prompt on Windows you would type:
route -p ADD 10.10.11.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 10.10.10.1
route -p ADD 10.10.12.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 10.10.10.1
route -p ADD 10.10.13.0 MASK 255.255.255.0 10.10.10.1
That would make your computer access all the internal VLANs as well as make it reachable from those VLANs.

What is available on new Windows servers that allow you to write scripts that can work directly with Windows, SQL Server, and Exchange Server?

What is available on new Windows servers that allow you to write scripts that can work directly with Windows, SQL Server, and Exchange Server?
a. PowerShell
b. isql
c. osql
d. sqlcmd

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Trouble Connecting iPad and iPhone to Exchange Server 2010

Exchange Server 2010.
I have found some online instructions for connecting iPhones and iPods (or iPads) to Exchange Server 2010 using activesync. I enter all the information as I understand it (the same info used to successful connect Droids), and I do not get an error
until I try to sync (retrieve mail) the first time. Then it says, "The connection to the server failed."
In the instructions I follwed it has this statement, "Before we get started, please be sure your administartor has purchased you an Activesync license and assigned to
your email address." What the heck does this mean and how can I accomplish it? I know activesync is working. So why do I need a "license"?
Any help will be appreciated.
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When I tested with the Microsoft Remote Connectivity Tester, it failed on the last step:
ExRCA is testing Exchange ActiveSync.
The Exchange ActiveSync test failed.
Test Steps
Attempting to resolve the host name mail.goodnewsjail.org in DNS.
The host name resolved successfully.
Additional Details
IP addresses returned: 74.94.213.106
Testing TCP port 443 on host mail.goodnewsjail.org to ensure it's listening and open.
The port was opened successfully.
Testing the SSL certificate to make sure it's valid.
The certificate passed all validation requirements.
Test Steps
ExRCA is attempting to obtain the SSL certificate from remote server mail.goodnewsjail.org on port 443.
ExRCA successfully obtained the remote SSL certificate.
Additional Details
Remote Certificate Subject: CN=mail.goodnewsjail.org, OU=Domain Control Validated, Issuer: SERIALNUMBER=07969287, CN=Go Daddy Secure Certification Authority, OU=http://certificates.godaddy.com/repository, O="GoDaddy.com, Inc.", L=Scottsdale, S=Arizona,
C=US.
Validating the certificate name.
The certificate name was validated successfully.
Additional Details
Host name mail.goodnewsjail.org was found in the Certificate Subject Common name.
Validating certificate trust for Windows Mobile devices.
The certificate is trusted and all certificates are present in the chain.
Test Steps
ExRCA is attempting to build certificate chains for certificate CN=mail.goodnewsjail.org, OU=Domain Control Validated.
One or more certificate chains were constructed successfully.
Additional Details
A total of 1 chains were built. The highest quality chain ends in root certificate OU=Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority, O="The Go Daddy Group, Inc.", C=US.
Analyzing the certificate chains for compatibility problems with Windows Phone devices.
Potential compatibility problems were identified with some versions of Windows Phone.
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me more about this issue and how to resolve it</label>
Additional Details
The certificate is only trusted on Windows Mobile 6.0 and later versions. Devices running Windows Mobile 5.0 and 5.0 with the Messaging and Security Feature Pack won't be able to sync. Root = OU=Go Daddy Class 2 Certification Authority, O="The Go Daddy
Group, Inc.", C=US.
ExRCA is analyzing intermediate certificates sent by the remote server.
All intermediate certificates are present and valid.
Additional Details
All intermediate certificates were present and valid.
Testing the certificate date to confirm the certificate is valid.
Date validation passed. The certificate hasn't expired.
Additional Details
The certificate is valid. NotBefore = 2/19/2013 3:16:45 PM, NotAfter = 4/13/2016 1:07:13 AM
Checking the IIS configuration for client certificate authentication.
Client certificate authentication wasn't detected.
Additional Details
Accept/Require Client Certificates isn't configured.
Testing HTTP Authentication Methods for URL https://mail.goodnewsjail.org/Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/.
The HTTP authentication methods are correct.
Additional Details
ExRCA found all expected authentication methods and no disallowed methods. Methods found: Basic
An ActiveSync session is being attempted with the server.
Errors were encountered while testing the Exchange ActiveSync session.
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Syncing iPhone 4S with Home PC and Exchange Server

Hi,
I have just taken delivery of my first i phone and want to sync all my Contacts, Calendar, E Mail etc fom my companies Exchanger Server and all the Music, Video etc from my home PC.
I have set up 'over the air' sync (which i beleive is called Active Sync) withmy Exchange server and am currently getting all the sync's/emails just fine.
What i now want to do is take the Music etc from my home PC and add them to the iPhone. As yet, i have not done this.
Can anyone help to resolve this issue as i have read several ways to do this and alos svereal horror stories!
Thanks a lot
Rob

Connect iPhone to computer.
Launch iTunes if it does not launch automatically.
Select the device on the left pane.
In the right pane, select the Music tab.
Select "Sync Music"
Select the specific playlists, artists, genre's, etc that are desired to be synced.

Iphone 3G, Exchange Server 2003 and NOT sending "Read Mail" receipts

I have a 3G Iphone that syncs with Exchange Server 2003. I do NOT want people to see when I read or delete their emails so I have my Outlook account set up that way. It works from my desktop, however, my Iphone still triggers notifications saying whether I read a message or deleted without reading. I haven't found a way to change this on the phone - has anyone else?
Sorry to repost this question, but the first back in March never got any replies, so support suggested I try again. Thanks!

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Time Capsule and Exchange server 2010.

I want to Buy an time capsule 2tb and make this the hard of my network.
I' am running my own Windows 2011 small business server and I'am using Exchange to sync my e-mail to our iphones, iPad and MacBook. The router I want to replace is an linksys wrt54g. I'am forwarding ports 80 (http) and 443 (https) to internet so we can sync our mail when we are on the road. But when we are at home we also need to connect localy to the Exchange server. In the wrt54g I have an selection box: Filter Internet NAT Redirection .
This means: This feature uses Port Forwarding to prevent access to local servers from your local networked computers.
I have unchecked this box so I can connect the Exchange server from both wan and lan.
Is this also posible with the time capsule (to connect to these ports via lan and wan)? This will be the only thing that is keeping me from buying one now.
Ps. I only use the Exchange server for personal use so i don't need an full firewall.
Thanks,
Alexander

You can certainly forward the ports.. any router can do that.
I am not too sure what your second part means.. as long as you access the server on its local lan address you will have no issues.. but if you try and access it via the the full url address it will fail. The TC AFAIK has no NAT loopback. A quick google says no such luck.
What is the function of the TC in the network because there might be alternative boxes that work better??

Sent mail iPhone and exchange not synching

Howdy - I have googled this, but come up with different topics. My iphone Sent items don't end up in my Exchange sent items folder. Everything else syncs perfectly. I'm sure there's a simple explanation - most of what I read is garbled messages appearing in the exchange sent folder - mine don't appear full stop. I use Entourage, don't think that matters though?
Any advise is appreciated. Thanks.

I may have found the answer to this issue - at least it works for me.
I had more than one email address on the Exchange server and apparently I was logging in using the older one instead of the newer one. Everything seemed to work but sent mail was not getting through to the iPhone. I actually deleted the account - not sure if necessary - and then set it up using my other email address (newer) and it worked. My blog post about is at http://tr.im/vr9u

Can I sync my personal pop and exchange server calendar/contacts ??

The "genius" at Apple Store says no, but others have said yes. I am using Outlook for my personal email/contacts/calendar and an exchange server outlook for my business email/contacts/calendar. I would like to be able to sync both outlook profiles. I can get email from both pop and iMap accounts, but it seems that I can only sync one calendar and contacts. When I activated active sync, it synced my exchange server info, but I have no way to sync my Outlook Pop account. Active sync was about to overwrite the other info. Any thoughts?

With your iPhone connected with iTunes, check under the Info tab for your iPhone sync preferences.
3.0 included the ability to sync contacts and calendars direct with the supported application(s) on your computer along with syncing contacts and calendars over the air - at least with a MobileMe account. I'm not sure if the same is available when syncing contacts and calendars OTA with an Exchange account, but it should be.

1st Generation iPhone-Microsoft Exchange Server

Hi-
I have a first generation iPhone and want to use the Microsoft Exchange Server to download my work email and calendar. I have tried several times going through the process of entering email address, log in, password, domain, and sever. Each time I get an error message that says 'exchange account verification failed'. I have walked through this with 2 other people on their 3G iPhones and it works perfectly. Am I having trouble with this because I'm using the 1st Generation iPhone? Any assistance or troubleshooting with this would be awesome!
Thanks!

What version of the iPhone OS are you running? Check Settings > General > About. MS Exchange support is not available on pre-v2.0 versions. Original iPhones running v2.x are able to connect to MS Exchange servers (assuming the server is set to allow that access, which in your case since other iPhones are accessing it, it seems to be).

Synch issue between Outlook for Mac and Exchange server

Hi,
my outlook for mac is not synching with the Exchange server.
I am receiving updates from the server and i can send emails but it's not updating from outlook to the server so when i log into my iPhone or web outlook it's not up to date.
any ideas?
thanks

Hi,
my outlook for mac is not synching with the Exchange server.
I am receiving updates from the server and i can send emails but it's not updating from outlook to the server so when i log into my iPhone or web outlook it's not up to date.
any ideas?
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