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Posted by Ralph T Bolen IV on September 8, 2005, 6:58 pm
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Ok - I found a solution. Basically it was an issue with SP1 for =
Exchange. All I had to due was remove the "Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync" =
from with the Exchange System Manager (Under Servers, Protocols, HTTP, =
Exchange Virtual Servers) and then add the virtual directory back with =
the same nameand my problems went away.
> Ok - we have an Exchange 2003 server that has OWA / OMA and=20
> Server-ActiveSync enabled and OWA and OMA both work fine with and =
without=20
> SSL. However I am unable to get the Server-ActiveSync to work. My =
clients=20
> (some smartphones that access via ISA 2004 and the published mail =
server=20
> options) and a bunch of Dell Axims running PPC2003 using 802.11b =
within the=20
> network all receieve the Error code: HTTP_405. The description states =
"Your=20
> account does not have permission to sync with your current settings. =
Contact=20
> your MS Exchange administrator." I verified that all users have the=20
> appropriate accesss rights (enabled) in AD Users and Computers under =
the=20
> Exchange Features tab and I verified that they can all access OWA/OMA. =
I=20
> have read some articles about enabling or disabling the Required SSL=20
> connections (I have tried it both ways to no avail). I have also =
installed=20
> the Root Certifier on all devices to ensure there is no certificate =
trust=20
> issues. I looked in to KB817379 and KB841060 and neither solution =
worked.
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> Any ideas?
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>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Ok - I found a solution. Basically it =
was an issue=20
with SP1 for Exchange. All I had to due was remove the=20
"Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync" from with the Exchange System Manager =
(Under=20
Servers, Protocols, HTTP, Exchange Virtual Servers) and then add the =
virtual=20
directory back with the same nameand my problems went away.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>"Ralph T Bolen IV" <</FONT><A=20
size=3D2>rbolen@mccemail.com</FONT></A><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>> =
wrote in=20
message </FONT><A =
face=3DArial =
face=3DArial size=3D2>...</FONT></DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>> =
Ok - we have an=20
Exchange 2003 server that has OWA / OMA and <BR>> Server-ActiveSync =
enabled=20
and OWA and OMA both work fine with and without <BR>> SSL. However I =
am=20
unable to get the Server-ActiveSync to work. My clients <BR>> (some=20
smartphones that access via ISA 2004 and the published mail server =
<BR>>=20
options) and a bunch of Dell Axims running PPC2003 using 802.11b within =
the=20
<BR>> network all receieve the Error code: HTTP_405. The description =
states=20
"Your <BR>> account does not have permission to sync with your =
current=20
settings. Contact <BR>> your MS Exchange administrator." I verified =
that all=20
users have the <BR>> appropriate accesss rights (enabled) in AD Users =
and=20
Computers under the <BR>> Exchange Features tab and I verified that =
they can=20
all access OWA/OMA. I <BR>> have read some articles about enabling or =
disabling the Required SSL <BR>> connections (I have tried it both =
ways to no=20
avail). I have also installed <BR>> the Root Certifier on all devices =
to=20
ensure there is no certificate trust <BR>> issues. I looked in to =
KB817379=20
and KB841060 and neither solution worked.<BR>> <BR>> Any =
ideas?<BR>>=20
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