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Posted by Todd Allcock on January 18, 2008, 11:49 am
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At 18 Jan 2008 12:18:09 +0000 William Hudson wrote:
> I am using Windows Vista and a PDA with Windows Mobile 6 Pro.
> In the Windows Mobile Device Center Settings for the connection
> with my PDA, I have checked the 'Allow data connections on device
> when connected to PC' option. However, the PDA always refuses to
> synchronize with my Exchange Server (which is does via WiFi when
> it is not connected to my workstation with a USB cable) in spite
> of this. Have I misunderstood the purpose of this option?
It took me a long time to get this to work, and finally required a registry
hack in the Activesync keys that I'm sorry I don't recall the details of,
but found it at xda-developers.com.
> Is there a way to get the Microsoft Exchange and Windows PC
> portions of my PDA ActiveSync to synchronize at the same time?
Yep, however, it appears (with the reg hack) to use the PC's internet
connection, not the GPRS connection on the device to sync with the Exchange
server.
> Currently, Exchange will synchronize when the PDA is *not* connected
> to the PC and the Windows PC (but not Exchange) will synchronize when
> it is.
Proxies can also be a problem. IIRC, when connected to the PC, any mobile-
phone data proxies are ignored, which causes me some trouble since my data
plan (from T-Mobile USA) connects through a specific T-Mo proxy. Maybe
that's why my Exchange Server updates through my PC's pass-through internet
connection.
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