Hello Greg,
you can find Exchange Virtual Server in the Exchange System Manager.
Navigate like this:
Administrative Group, First Administrative Group, Servers, [your server],
Protocols, HTTP, Exchange Virtual Server. In its properties, tab Settings,
uncheck/check Enable Forms Based Authentication. This refers to the login
page of OWA (Outlook Web Access).
for Windows Integrated Authentication, you have to check in IIS under your
Default Websites for the properties of your Exchange Virtual Directory. I
think you understand this.
Good luck. Please give some feedback if you succeed.
Jerry.
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> Jerry,
>
> Thanks for responding. Since I want to be sure that I do this correctly,
> can
> you be more specific with your instructions? Where is the Exchange HTTP
> Virtual Server? I assume that all of this is found in IIS but I don't find
> OWA at all under my "Default Web Sites". Am I looking in the right place?
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
>
> "Jerry" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Jerry" <> schreef in bericht
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>> >I have a couple of them. Certificate is OK, if i use my own account on
>> >the
>> >same device, no problem. What could be the difference?? In Eventviewer
>> >of
>> >Exchange Server i notice error 3005 which occurs repeatedly. Details:
>> > Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server:
>> > [server1.dewoonschakel.nl] User: [] HTTP status
>> > code:
>> > [409]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly.
>> >
>> > When i try on a Windows Mobile device it returns error 85010004
>> >
>> > What is the solution?
>>
>> UPDATE:
>> after trying several suggestions i managed to solve my problem. A couple
>> of
>> months ago i had an issue for which i had to recreate the Exchange HTTP
>> Virtual Server. I believe that i had this problem since then.
>> Now i disabled Forms Based Authentication on OWA. After that Activesync
>> worked! Then i enabled Forms Based Authentication again but ran into
>> error
>> 85010014 on Windows Mobile device. So i had to enable Windows Integrated
>> Authentication on Exchange virtual directory in IIS and everything went
>> fine!
>>
>> Maybe this information is useful to others, eg. Greg.
>> Thanks for all help.
>>
>> Grtz. Jerry.
>>
>>