What is my exchange server address?

This is absolutely killing me. I successfully set up my exchange account on my iphone 3g before - but then i dropped it in water, had to get a new one and now i don't know how i set it up.
i have owa access with https://server2.southeast.net/owa
my username is shea
i don't use a domain when i sign in, but in case it is southeast.
i type in all my info, and when it asks for server, no matter what i type in always says exchange account verification failed.
please help! btw, i'm using exchange 2007.

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