Steps to manually recreate the sync relationship on mobile devices synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange Server
In some troubleshooting scenarios, users may need to rebuild and resynchronize t...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Steps to manually recreate the sync relationship on mobile devices synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange Server
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"Why didn't you also show pictures of setting up the account with autodiscover - wouldn't this be more smooth?"
Because this isn't supported by any Windows Mobile devices yet...
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This is what I suspect. Yes, I have the option on my devices, but it fails when I use it.
I have autodiscover configured correctly on my Exchange 2007 SP1 (at least I think so because Outlook works with the feature).
But I have failed to find any official documentation stating whether it's available or not, or if it requires WM 6.1 like many SP1 features do. The documentation states the rough steps needed to setup autodiscover, but no actual screenshots of it working :)
Don't know if it's a limitation of using wildcard SSL certificates for autodiscover. (The wildcard certificate works when I manually configure ActiveSync of course, and said Outlook.)
"Why didn't you also show pictures of setting up the account with autodiscover - wouldn't this be more smooth?"
Because this isn't supported by any Windows Mobile devices yet...
</quote>
This is what I suspect. Yes, I have the option on my devices, but it fails when I use it.
I have autodiscover configured correctly on my Exchange 2007 SP1 (at least I think so because Outlook works with the feature).
But I have failed to find any official documentation stating whether it's available or not, or if it requires WM 6.1 like many SP1 features do. The documentation states the rough steps needed to setup autodiscover, but no actual screenshots of it working :)
Don't know if it's a limitation of using wildcard SSL certificates for autodiscover. (The wildcard certificate works when I manually configure ActiveSync of course, and said Outlook.)