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Posted by Jeremy Cole on August 21, 2006, 10:14 am
Please log in for more thread options What I do to accomplish this task is to hardwire sync one computer that is
on exchange server #1. I only sync contacts, calendar and tasks. Email, I
forward to the exchange server #2 for wireless syncing. I wireless sync all
items with exchange server #2 to my Palm Treo. This system works pretty well
for me.
> Stu --
> Currently you are limited to syncing with just a single Exchange server.
> Did you want to sync with two exchange servers and have your data
> combined? Its pretty tricky to have the Inbox folders combined, especially
> the folder hierarchies and sending replies and so on. In any case we do
> allow syncing with only a single exchange server at the moment. What you
> could do is to open up an Outlook Profile pointing to the second Exchange
> server and then sync with the desktop and the first exchaneg server. This
> way you will be cross-pollinating Tasks/Calendar/Contacts between the two
> exchange servers - one directly and the other in-directly. You can choose
> one of the two to get your email messages - I would select that to be the
> exchange server so that I can get my emails wirelessly.
>
> Juggs Ravalia [MSFT]
> jayrava@online.microsoft.com
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
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>>I am trying to sync my Cingular 8125 Smartphone with multiple Exchange
>>Servers using Activesync v4.2. I have it working great with my first
>>Exchange Server but cannot add another server source unless I delete the
>>first one. Is it possible to sync with two Exchange Servers?
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>> Thanks!
>>
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