Thanks. I cannot seem to get WM5 to bypass / OK the SSL certifcate request
which I get when I access my server from the outside. Even when I enable
SSL connection, it does not get me anywhere.
I also tried setting up the VPN on WM5. Yet again it does not seem to work.
In fact, it connects and shows me a left + right arrow crowned by a G box,
which I understand to mean "connected via GPRS". Unfortunately, even though
I am connected to the internet, I am not via VPN as I cannot access
anything. My choices are PPTP, username / password (tried with and without
domain), dynamic IP, fixed DNS.
I therefore stuck on both.
JAG
"Hui Chen (MSFT)" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> you need to change the Exchange server name on your device to your
> Exchange
> server's "external" name if it's on the internet. If your Exchange server
> is
> only visible on the intranet, you do need to have VPN.
>
> --
> Hui Chen [MSFT]
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
>
> "John Galani" <> wrote in message
> news:BF57928F.7C61%...
>> I am pretty sure that this has been asked to death, but I really need an
>> answer before I leave tomorrow midday.
>>
>> I have a Jasjar running WM5, office is Exchange 2003, synching on
>> Exchange
>> directly rather than my PC. In the office, everything works perfective,
>> I
>> can sync either from the USB cable or via office Wifi.
>>
>> I CANNOT SYNC OUTSIDE THE OFFICE, this is driving me insane!!! What do I
>> need to do? Do I need to setup a VPN (I am failing this also), can I not
>> sync directly? My exchange server name in Outlook is
>> "pxvnserver1.PXVN.local" and this is what I use in Activesync.
>>
>> We are a small company and you are talking to the IT guy himself. Any
>> assistance greatly appreciated.
>>
>> JAG
>>
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