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Posted by Rob E on December 18, 2005, 3:11 pm
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Well, a couple things make that less attractive to me. My home PC would be
on all of the time and I'd have to map a port to connect to my PC OTA. And I
wouldn't get the AUTD function. The next thing is then, I'd have all of my
personal contacts I want on the phone also on the exchange server.
Ideally, I would have contacts on the exchange server (some with a business
category set) and have contacts on my home PC in my pst (some with a
personal category set) I want my contacts in a PST because it's my master
list of personal contacts in case I change phones or do a hard reset. That
way my phone will have all of the contacts I may need while keeping personal
and business seperate.
And for the calendar, I want to have my appts in my pst so I can use the
hotmail sync utility so that my free/busy info is available from the web.
Thanks Rob
>>
>> I recently turned on Exchange activesync on my SMT 5600 and it syncs
>> nicely. Only one catch... it no longer syncs my calendar, inbox and
>> contacts to my home PC. It wants to use it as a passthrough to the
>> Exchange server. I don't mind not having the inbox synced, but I'd
>> really like to keep my calendar and especially my contacts synced with
>> Exchange and my desktop PC.
>>
>> I'm sure someone before me has run into this before... any help would be
>> greatly appreciated
>> Thanks
>> Rob
>>
>
> Exchange ActiveSync will be the only one your phone will do. Are you able
> to use your Outlook via RCP/HTTPS to connect to your Exchange? This way it
> sync directly with the server, while not requiring to sync through the
> Smartphone.
>
> --
> Mauricio Freitas
> www.geekzone.co.nz
> Microsoft MVP Mobile Devices
>
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