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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / ActiveSync / January 2006Activesync 4.1 WM5 and Exchange2003SP2 Problem
I have an I-mate k-jam and I'm trying to set up the synchronisation with my exchange server. When the device is connected via USB to my laptop I can connect and Sync with the Exchange Server, but only if the Exchange Server name is set to Server01. This is fine, when I'm connected but when I want to connect via GPRS activesync just says waiting for network. I guess the problem is name resolution as Server01 wont resolve over GPRS but if I put in the FQDN that resolves back to the exchange server I get the dreaded 85010014 message that nobody seems to be able to resolve. Any thoughts? Hi, It's up to your network administrator to use the same internal and external host name so you don't have to change it. They can point to different IP addresses as appropriate between the internal and external interfaces that are used.  SignatureChris De Herrera http://www.pocketpcfaq.com http://www.tabletpctalk.com http://www.pocketpctalk.com http://www.mobilitytalk.com ActiveSync 4.x Troubleshooting Guide - http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/faqs/activesync/tshoot-as4x.htm >I have an I-mate k-jam and I'm trying to set up the synchronisation with my > exchange server. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Any thoughts? Hi Chris, I resolved the resolution problem using pocket host which I got from one of your other responses to another user. It looks as though I get a connection now over GPRS but then activesync says Waiting for Network and the status page says The server could not be contacted and the support code is 80072efd. Are there ports I have to enable for this to work? I can browse owa and oma pages from the phone. Paul > Hi, > It's up to your network administrator to use the same internal and external [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > Any thoughts? I am also having this problem. I have a Sprint PPC-6700 I am using Windows 2003 Serever SBS with SP1. I do not have a certificate. I have disabled SSL in OMA (via IIS Manager) and on my device. Everything works great. I subsequently installed Exchange SP2 so I can get push mail and remotely stync tasks. I now receive security errors denying me access. Reverting back to SP1 fixes everything. Anyone know how to fix this problem? I would really appreciate the help. Thanks Tony aspielman@pacbell.net >I have an I-mate k-jam and I'm trying to set up the synchronisation with my > exchange server. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Any thoughts? Ive just set up SBS2003 with ExchangeSP2 and guess what, no connection. Im not even remotely suprised!! (pun intended) I am using a FQDN, but cannot sync to exchange locally when USB-connected to the PC&User which is on the domain. When using wireless my SBS is the DHCP server and gives the WM5 its IP! . But Wm5 tries to create a VPN connection, persumably because I used the SBS Async wizard. Which isnt needed and wont work as Im on the internal-intranet. Interestingly (for SBS post) I can browse on Wm5 to //SBSserver/ and can click on the "Connect to the network now" wouldnt this be a good place to configure the Wm5 device? Complete and total bloody mess! Anyone considering MS products should first read their "Product Benefits Page" and then apply the principle that all the positive statements "Ease and speed of configeration" & "Improved support for mobile devices" are in fact a list of those things the products fail to achieve!! >I am also having this problem. I have a Sprint PPC-6700 I am using Windows >2003 Serever SBS with SP1. I do not have a certificate. I have disabled SSL [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> >> Any thoughts? I've got a similar setup, but haven't had any problems at all, however I've got a few pointers for you. Are the ActiveSync firewall ports/Programs included ? C:\Program Files\Microsoft ActiveSync\WCESMgr.exe C:\Program Files\Microsoft ActiveSync\wcescomm.exe C:\Program Files\Microsoft ActiveSync\rapimgr.exe ActiveSync Service on port 26675/TCP Have you application unlocked you mobile ? (It seems that most phone operators and manufactures lock the phone in some way. Search www.modaco.com forums for information on 'application unlocking' ) You can then copy across and install the SBS certificate. Is your wireless access point (I'm assuming that you're not refering to GPS/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS) give out any DHCP addresses? If the wireless access is via your PC, Activesync will fail - It's been disabled in version 4 due to large company requests. (Poor excuse, I know) Not too sure why your WM5 device is trying to connect via a VPN unless you've configured it to or the mobile operator has done it. Check to see if there are any VPN connection settings in your device. A cold boot maybe required to reset it. Hope this helps > Ive just set up SBS2003 with ExchangeSP2 and guess what, no connection. Im > not even remotely suprised!! (pun intended) [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > >> > >> Any thoughts? Im using AP-Routers with DHCP assigned from SBS Wm5 gets IP from SBS not the APs PC is on LAN/Domain The VPN connection is actually called "SBS" and is created when using "SBS Tools" in my PC start menu. I will have a look at the ports issue. However the PC is on the domain and has been configured by SBS(lastest updates) which included activesync install of 3.8! DUH! So had to install Async 4.1 maybe this is the issue, anyone know whats up with SBS and Async3.8 V 4.1?? Can I configure SBS to install 4.1 on clients rather than 3.8? Should the SBS updates not include 4.1 etc etc > I've got a similar setup, but haven't had any problems at all, however > I've [quoted text clipped - 86 lines] >> >> >> >> Any thoughts? SBS patches came out in the Active Sync 3.8 era not the 4.1 so no, the SBS updates will not include the 4.1 active sync. You manually install the cert with the new Mobile 5 phones... it is not automatic. >Im using AP-Routers with DHCP assigned from SBS >Wm5 gets IP from SBS not the APs [quoted text clipped - 118 lines] > > I just cannot believe I have to manually copy over the cert, Ok, wheres the SBS certificate? > SBS patches came out in the Active Sync 3.8 era not the 4.1 so no, the SBS > updates will not include the 4.1 active sync. [quoted text clipped - 115 lines] >>>>>> >>>>>>Any thoughts? There are two... SBS 2003 sp1 came out in May... Active Sync 4.1 after that... they don't refresh the SP1 for every update in every piece of software unfortunately. http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/archive/2005/07/27/59768.aspx >I just cannot believe I have to manually copy over the cert, Ok, wheres the >SBS certificate? [quoted text clipped - 138 lines] > > Thanks, great that worked!! Only problem now is, why is wm5 trying to create a vpn connection when im connected wifi locally? And whats with the push mail (notification) settings, is wm5 asking to put in an email address for the pda?? > There are two... > [quoted text clipped - 128 lines] >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Any thoughts? Hi jd have you checked your VPN connection settings on your phone yet ? The 'push' mail notification settings are not yet real push email. An update is required for all wm5 devices which has only been released by one manufacutrer in Taiwan so far - Jason Langridges's blog is worth keeping an eye on for developements on this http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/archive/2006/1/19.aspx plus your device manufacturers website. What your phone is currently offering you is AUTD (always-up-to-date). The bottom line difference between the two is that AUTD sends your phone a text message (via your service provider) telling it to sync with the server. The 'push' email update for your device when it finally arrives, (and I do assure you a LOT of people are waiting for this) means that your phone is directly in contact with your SBS server all of the time (cost about 1mb of data a month). When a new message is available, the server sends a directly message to you phone telling it to sync. If you want to use AUTD, you are very much in the hands of your service operator. Search the www.modaco.com for help with your one. You can call them and ask them about their email to sms service (They are unlike to know what AUTD is). Hopefully they will give you an email address that you can input into your pda. (it will be something like your mobile number plus the domain name of your service provider). I do encourage you to try a few wm5 forums as your queries would probably be better servered by them. > Thanks, great that worked!! > [quoted text clipped - 136 lines] > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>Any thoughts? Thanks Slug, Will I need Exchange03-SP2? and is it OK to intsall SP2 on SBS? > Hi jd > [quoted text clipped - 193 lines] >> >>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>>Any thoughts? Yep, SP2 is required, although I'm glad to say that so far, it seems quite a painless exercise. Check out http://www.vladville.com/articles/exchangesp2sbs2003.asp for full info on installing it. Also have a look at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;907747 about enabling IMF updates (Note: visit MICROSOFT update site , rather than WINDOWS update site to find the imf updates) Finally have a look at Susan's post on 'Paranoia for Phones' and the remote management features. http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/archive/2005/12/07/78359.aspx > Thanks Slug, > [quoted text clipped - 197 lines] > >> >>>>>>>> > >> >>>>>>>>Any thoughts? |
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