Snow Leopard with Exchange support not working

I tried out the new mail with exchange support (I use Microsoft Outlook at work). I tried to set up my account the same way with my iPhone, but it did not work . . . (I can get my work email to my iphone with the same account set up).
I know I'm not giving a lot of information here, but any ideas what the problem might be?
Thanks!
Lindsay

I just posted this elsewhere:
For those of you that have iPhones that have been successfully using exchange for any period of time - don't expect mail.app to work for you!. Although there are improvements in exchange support, SL still does not support RPC over HTTP / (S). This is used quite widely by many companies still using Exchange server 2003, and provides seamless "no-vpn-required" access to the exchange server using an outlook web access server. I was, as most were, waiting for full exchange integration (Mail/iCal/Address etc). Nope. My question is this: if it was so simple to get this into the iPhone (and it works perfect).. why is this not in mail.app??? Full "out of the box" exchange support is not true at all.

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> Here is my config on test server
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>
> My setting is working with OSX 10.6.
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