Why is it so difficult to setup a new iPhone 3.1 to your existing Microsoft Exchange 2003 / 2007 server?

Great question!  A majority of these Exchange 2003 systems have been in place for many years.  Various applications have been loaded – different IT solution providers / Admins have made adjustments, and Microsoft patches were probably never kept up to date.

• There are many obstacles to avoid when trying to figure out why your Exchange server won’t sync your iPhone 3.1 phone via activesync.

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We agree with you trying to fix this Exchange sync issue by yourself, but is it REALLY worth your time?  We have been providing Quality iPhone Exchange Setup repair since July 2008.  We have saved thousands of IT Admins, business owners, and end users countless hours of their precious time with our FLAT RATE ($175.00) Exchange Setup process.

Google Answers gone wrong!

Here is a sample of the junk on google right now for this iPhone Exchange Setup problem:

1. Reset the IIS Admin password for the Default Web site. :    Would you like about 2 hours of a repair headache getting your OWA back to working condition? Yes, this suggestion is a REAL show stopper. Avoid it at all cost
2. Change the Server’s Domain name to match certificate name. This idea creates major METABASE security corruption.  Not sure of the intentions.  Any event, it will create LONGTERM headaches for your organization.
3. Change the Server’s Computer name. Just like idea number 2.  More trouble.

iPhone Setup Suggestions to avoid

1. Outlook Anywhere – RPC/HTTP : You will view this suggestion all the time on google.  Great way to connect your Outlook 2007/2003 clients to your server, but has nothing to do with ActiveSync.
2. IMAP Port 143, 993. Old school.  You want Activesync working.  These ports are not necessary for Activesync.  Activesync works over TCP port 443
3. Goddady, Verisign, etc. Certificate. A simple unsigned and unverified certificate is fine.  Save yourself some time, money, and frustration.  Go with a simple certificate.  If you want a valid certificate, opt for the Godaddy $13.00 special.  Google:   “Godaddy SSL”  you will see a Godaddy adword at the top advertising a $13.00 certificate.
4. Install the certificate on the iPhone. This will make the situation worse.  Don’t do it.
5. Exchange 2003 Does not Support iPhone. Nice try!  But the iPhone 2.0, 2.2, 3.0, 3.1 works perfectly with Microsoft Exchange  2003 Server.

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