RE: SBS 2003 Activesync Problem-getting 0x85010004 error on the PDA

Terrence Bruce,

I am having the Same issues.

I have setup 6 SBS servers and it seems like luck when I get activesync to
work. I just got my old pre SP2 server to work and it was only after paying
attention to the way in which I logged onto to OWA via HTTP that I noticed
due im sure to the slow system I have that after putting in my username and
password some script added servername.domainname.local/Charlie and proceeded
to log me in.

When I changed the domain information in the Windows 5 Server Setup screen I
was off and running.

The new SBS2003R2 server that I am having trouble with is to fast for me to
determine what this system wants... I have tried every thing servername alone
servername.domainname ; servername.domainname.local; domainname alone etc.

One question is the relationship to local domain name and external domain
name can I find this information in the locations you presented below? ie
OMA; Exchange; Exchange-oma; Exchweb?

It just seems that a login should be able to be intiated as
outsidedomainname.com/User.

The error code I am getting now is 0x80072F17.

What should the server name be in the Mobile5 server setup? Obviously it is
domainname.com but should it be domainname.com/exchange? I notice Mobile5
does not take the Slash. How can I setup to point to say
webmail.domainname.com?

I will be following this thread as all of my hassles with SBS are with the
mobility feature. I wish there was a easier way to diagnose these connection
issues.

Thanks in Advance
Charlie Kellogg
Micro Wind Technologies

Hello Charlie,

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| Terrence Bruce,
|
| I am having the Same issues.
|
| I have setup 6 SBS servers and it seems like luck when I get activesync
to
| work. I just got my old pre SP2 server to work and it was only after
paying
| attention to the way in which I logged onto to OWA via HTTP that I
noticed
| due im sure to the slow system I have that after putting in my username
and
| password some script added servername.domainname.local/Charlie and
proceeded
| to log me in.
|
| When I changed the domain information in the Windows 5 Server Setup
screen I
| was off and running.
|
| The new SBS2003R2 server that I am having trouble with is to fast for me
to
| determine what this system wants... I have tried every thing servername
alone
| servername.domainname ; servername.domainname.local; domainname alone
etc.
|
| One question is the relationship to local domain name and external domain
| name can I find this information in the locations you presented below? ie
| OMA; Exchange; Exchange-oma; Exchweb?
|
| It just seems that a login should be able to be intiated as
| outsidedomainname.com/User.
|
| The error code I am getting now is 0x80072F17.
|
| What should the server name be in the Mobile5 server setup? Obviously it
is
| domainname.com but should it be domainname.com/exchange? I notice Mobile5
| does not take the Slash. How can I setup to point to say
| webmail.domainname.com?
|
| I will be following this thread as all of my hassles with SBS are with
the
| mobility feature. I wish there was a easier way to diagnose these
connection
| issues.
|
| Thanks in Advance
| Charlie Kellogg
| Micro Wind Technologies
|