Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5

Hi

I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch send /
receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients PC with Outlook
2003 is open.
If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not receive the
mails or calendar/contact/task update.

I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office) but the
result is the same.

Any idea?

Tomsav  wrote:
> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>
> Hi
>
> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients PC
> with Outlook 2003 is open.
> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>
> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office) but
> the result is the same.
>
> Any idea?

What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a desktop 
computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" 
 wrote in message 
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> Tomsav  wrote:
>> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
>> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
>> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients PC
>> with Outlook 2003 is open.
>> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
>> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>>
>> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office) but
>> the result is the same.
>>
>> Any idea?
>
> What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a desktop 
> computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.
>


I agree there is no need for any desktop PC  , but without desktop PC & 
Outlook open I can not receive anything.
It seems like activesynch need established RPC connection...to work. It's 
strange.
There is no errors at all.  Once AciveSynch started,  he synchronise 
calendar, inbox, task and contacts but there is no any new mail all other 
new event in calendar, contact or task.

Exchange is with SP2  but Win 2003 is SP1 (some compatibility issue with 
SP2)
Other windows updates are OK.

Tomsav  wrote:
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>  wrote in
> message news:eStkYBIYIHA.4880@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
>>> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
>>> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients
>>> PC with Outlook 2003 is open.
>>> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
>>> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>>>
>>> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office) but
>>> the result is the same.
>>>
>>> Any idea?
>>
>> What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a
>> desktop computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.
>>
>
>
> I agree there is no need for any desktop PC  , but without desktop PC
> & Outlook open I can not receive anything.
> It seems like activesynch need established RPC connection...to work.
> It's strange.
> There is no errors at all.  Once AciveSynch started,  he synchronise
> calendar, inbox, task and contacts but there is no any new mail all
> other new event in calendar, contact or task.
>
> Exchange is with SP2  but Win 2003 is SP1 (some compatibility issue
> with SP2)
> Other windows updates are OK.

If you set this up using local ActiveSync software on the desktop, check the 
settings. I'd suggest you delete the ActiveSync info from the handheld, and 
set it up again, manually (don't connect it to a desktop at all).

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" 
 wrote in message 
news:OCwSvmQYIHA.4208@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Tomsav  wrote:
>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>>  wrote in
>> message news:eStkYBIYIHA.4880@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>>> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>>>>
>>>> Hi
>>>>
>>>> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
>>>> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
>>>> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients
>>>> PC with Outlook 2003 is open.
>>>> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
>>>> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>>>>
>>>> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office) but
>>>> the result is the same.
>>>>
>>>> Any idea?
>>>
>>> What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a
>>> desktop computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I agree there is no need for any desktop PC  , but without desktop PC
>> & Outlook open I can not receive anything.
>> It seems like activesynch need established RPC connection...to work.
>> It's strange.
>> There is no errors at all.  Once AciveSynch started,  he synchronise
>> calendar, inbox, task and contacts but there is no any new mail all
>> other new event in calendar, contact or task.
>>
>> Exchange is with SP2  but Win 2003 is SP1 (some compatibility issue
>> with SP2)
>> Other windows updates are OK.
>
> If you set this up using local ActiveSync software on the desktop, check 
> the settings. I'd suggest you delete the ActiveSync info from the 
> handheld, and set it up again, manually (don't connect it to a desktop at 
> all).
>

Smartphones were configured manually with more than 5 or 6 complete reset.
Outlook on Laptops is configured in Cached Mode for offline use (sales 
stuff) but I have the same problem without cached mode.

Tomsav  wrote:
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>  wrote in
> message news:OCwSvmQYIHA.4208@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>>>  wrote in
>>> message news:eStkYBIYIHA.4880@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>>>> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi
>>>>>
>>>>> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
>>>>> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
>>>>> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients
>>>>> PC with Outlook 2003 is open.
>>>>> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
>>>>> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>>>>>
>>>>> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office)
>>>>> but the result is the same.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any idea?
>>>>
>>>> What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a
>>>> desktop computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I agree there is no need for any desktop PC  , but without desktop
>>> PC & Outlook open I can not receive anything.
>>> It seems like activesynch need established RPC connection...to work.
>>> It's strange.
>>> There is no errors at all.  Once AciveSynch started,  he synchronise
>>> calendar, inbox, task and contacts but there is no any new mail all
>>> other new event in calendar, contact or task.
>>>
>>> Exchange is with SP2  but Win 2003 is SP1 (some compatibility issue
>>> with SP2)
>>> Other windows updates are OK.
>>
>> If you set this up using local ActiveSync software on the desktop,
>> check the settings. I'd suggest you delete the ActiveSync info from
>> the handheld, and set it up again, manually (don't connect it to a
>> desktop at all).
>>
>
> Smartphones were configured manually with more than 5 or 6 complete
> reset. Outlook on Laptops is configured in Cached Mode for offline
> use (sales stuff) but I have the same problem without cached mode.

Outlook has nothing to do with this, unless you're using Internet Mail 
accounts in Outlook (which I presume you aren't).

Are you using SSL? A trusted third party cert or a self-signed cert you 
copied in manually & installed on the device?

If you open your Activesync on the device and uncheck everything except 
mail, that'd be a good test - see what happens & if you get any errors.

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" 
 wrote in message 
news:Ok8acjbYIHA.5448@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Tomsav  wrote:
>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>>  wrote in
>> message news:OCwSvmQYIHA.4208@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>>>>  wrote in
>>>> message news:eStkYBIYIHA.4880@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>>>> Tomsav  wrote:
>>>>>> Srv 2003 SP1 / Exchange 2003 SP2 / Windows mobile V5
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have 3 clients with Windows Mobile V5.
>>>>>> OMA Setup is OK, I can synchronise with exchange , so Direct Puch
>>>>>> send / receive is OK, but I can receive the mail ONLY when clients
>>>>>> PC with Outlook 2003 is open.
>>>>>> If outlook is closed I can send the mail from mobile but can not
>>>>>> receive the mails or calendar/contact/task update.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I made the test on 2 diffrents Exchange 2003 SP2 (branch office)
>>>>>> but the result is the same.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any idea?
>>>>>
>>>>> What error messages do you get? You don't even need to *have* a
>>>>> desktop computer or Outlook to use EAS, absolutely.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I agree there is no need for any desktop PC  , but without desktop
>>>> PC & Outlook open I can not receive anything.
>>>> It seems like activesynch need established RPC connection...to work.
>>>> It's strange.
>>>> There is no errors at all.  Once AciveSynch started,  he synchronise
>>>> calendar, inbox, task and contacts but there is no any new mail all
>>>> other new event in calendar, contact or task.
>>>>
>>>> Exchange is with SP2  but Win 2003 is SP1 (some compatibility issue
>>>> with SP2)
>>>> Other windows updates are OK.
>>>
>>> If you set this up using local ActiveSync software on the desktop,
>>> check the settings. I'd suggest you delete the ActiveSync info from
>>> the handheld, and set it up again, manually (don't connect it to a
>>> desktop at all).
>>>
>>
>> Smartphones were configured manually with more than 5 or 6 complete
>> reset. Outlook on Laptops is configured in Cached Mode for offline
>> use (sales stuff) but I have the same problem without cached mode.
>
> Outlook has nothing to do with this, unless you're using Internet Mail 
> accounts in Outlook (which I presume you aren't).
>
> Are you using SSL? A trusted third party cert or a self-signed cert you 
> copied in manually & installed on the device?
>
> If you open your Activesync on the device and uncheck everything except 
> mail, that'd be a good test - see what happens & if you get any errors.
>


Hi

There is no Outlook Internet Mail account (pure Exchange mailbox. J)

I do not use SSL (only for now).

SSL is supported by my telecom provider only for Exchange hosted directly by 
provider.

So I can use only Port 80. Probably we will change phone company to as soon 
as process is validate.

 There is no cert for now. I have to make work 3 Smartphones before to begin 
massive deployment for all users. For test purpose there is no need for 
cert. Am I right?



I found some information about Windows Mobil & Computer Associate e-Trust 
Anti Virus issue (With e-mail option for Exchange).

Have to check some proactive anti virus mode.

Regards

Tom

Tomsav  wrote:

<snipped for length>

> Hi
>
> There is no Outlook Internet Mail account (pure Exchange mailbox. J)

Good.
>
> I do not use SSL (only for now).

This is unwise. I don't like opening up HTTP traffic to my networks at all.
>
> SSL is supported by my telecom provider only for Exchange hosted
> directly by provider.

Hmm. What does your telecom provider have to do with this? They provide the 
internet service....and surely you can install your own custom SSL cert on 
the devices. I have yet to meet the device for which this is not true.

>
> So I can use only Port 80. Probably we will change phone company to
> as soon as process is validate.
>
> There is no cert for now. I have to make work 3 Smartphones before to
> begin massive deployment for all users. For test purpose there is no
> need for cert. Am I right?

I have never tried to do this without SSL, so I can't tell you....
>
>
>
> I found some information about Windows Mobil & Computer Associate
> e-Trust Anti Virus issue (With e-mail option for Exchange).

I don't use CA, but with any antivirus software you must make sure you have 
the proper exclusions set in Exchange, or you will be sad. Exchange 
database/log/queue folders, at a miniumum, must be excluded from any & all 
file level scanning.

>
> Have to check some proactive anti virus mode.

You haven't mentioned what happened when you tried my suggestion (untick 
everything except mail on the handheld, make sure Outlook is closed, and 
force a sync)

>
> Regards
>
> Tom

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" 
 wrote in message 
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> Tomsav  wrote:
>
> <snipped for length>

>> SSL is supported by my telecom provider only for Exchange hosted
>> directly by provider.

> Hmm. What does your telecom provider have to do with this? They provide 
> the internet service....and surely you can install your own custom SSL 
> cert on the devices. I have yet to meet the device for which this is not 
> true.

Orange, my PHONE telecom company for mobil phones has SSL (Port 443) 
reserved for own use with
own Exchange hosted servers.
.
>>
> >
>> So I can use only Port 80. Probably we will change phone company as soon 
>> as process is validate.
>>
>> There is no cert for now. I have to make work 3 Smartphones before to
>> begin massive deployment for all users. For test purpose there is no
>> need for cert. Am I right?
>
> I have never tried to do this without SSL, so I can't tell you....
>>
>>
> You haven't mentioned what happened when you tried my suggestion (untick 
> everything except mail on the handheld, make sure Outlook is closed, and 
> force a sync)
>
It's same thing. I try to uncheck Calendar option ( and others also) without 
outlook
but result is same: no synch man.



>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Tom
>
>
>

Hello,

I have the same issue. 

SBS 2003 Exchange SP2 6.5 Build 7638.2

It worked like charm for almost a year. Now I have the same issue. It 
started with a Nokia E61 but now affects also the Mobile 6 users. 

I dont think it is SSL related because initial sync works. But no items are 
synced when no Outlook is connected. 

I have installed the Event Sink for calendars recently but cannot confirm a 
correlation between the two things. (Yeah change management I know ... :-) )

Any help would be very very appreciated

Regards
Jan

"Tomsav" wrote:

> 
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" 
>  wrote in message 
> news:%23snUcIoYIHA.6140@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> > Tomsav  wrote:
> >
> > <snipped for length>
> 
> >> SSL is supported by my telecom provider only for Exchange hosted
> >> directly by provider.
> 
> > Hmm. What does your telecom provider have to do with this? They provide 
> > the internet service....and surely you can install your own custom SSL 
> > cert on the devices. I have yet to meet the device for which this is not 
> > true.
> 
> Orange, my PHONE telecom company for mobil phones has SSL (Port 443) 
> reserved for own use with
> own Exchange hosted servers.
> ..
> >>
> > >
> >> So I can use only Port 80. Probably we will change phone company as soon 
> >> as process is validate.
> >>
> >> There is no cert for now. I have to make work 3 Smartphones before to
> >> begin massive deployment for all users. For test purpose there is no
> >> need for cert. Am I right?
> >
> > I have never tried to do this without SSL, so I can't tell you....
> >>
> >>
> > You haven't mentioned what happened when you tried my suggestion (untick 
> > everything except mail on the handheld, make sure Outlook is closed, and 
> > force a sync)
> >
> It's same thing. I try to uncheck Calendar option ( and others also) without 
> outlook
> but result is same: no synch man.
> 
> 
> 
> >>
> >> Regards
> >>
> >> Tom
> >
> >
> > 
> 
> 
>

Anyone ?????

Please help. I have found nothing to solve this issue ???


"JanS"  schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:A06CD477-B8BB-463B-A86A-C3C92AF03865@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I have the same issue.
>
> SBS 2003 Exchange SP2 6.5 Build 7638.2
>
> It worked like charm for almost a year. Now I have the same issue. It
> started with a Nokia E61 but now affects also the Mobile 6 users.
>
> I dont think it is SSL related because initial sync works. But no items 
> are
> synced when no Outlook is connected.
>
> I have installed the Event Sink for calendars recently but cannot confirm 
> a
> correlation between the two things. (Yeah change management I know ... 
> :-) )
>
> Any help would be very very appreciated
>
> Regards
> Jan
>
> "Tomsav" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
>>  wrote in 
>> message
>> news:%23snUcIoYIHA.6140@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> > Tomsav  wrote:
>> >
>> > <snipped for length>
>>
>> >> SSL is supported by my telecom provider only for Exchange hosted
>> >> directly by provider.
>>
>> > Hmm. What does your telecom provider have to do with this? They provide
>> > the internet service....and surely you can install your own custom SSL
>> > cert on the devices. I have yet to meet the device for which this is 
>> > not
>> > true.
>>
>> Orange, my PHONE telecom company for mobil phones has SSL (Port 443)
>> reserved for own use with
>> own Exchange hosted servers.
>> ..
>> >>
>> > >
>> >> So I can use only Port 80. Probably we will change phone company as 
>> >> soon
>> >> as process is validate.
>> >>
>> >> There is no cert for now. I have to make work 3 Smartphones before to
>> >> begin massive deployment for all users. For test purpose there is no
>> >> need for cert. Am I right?
>> >
>> > I have never tried to do this without SSL, so I can't tell you....
>> >>
>> >>
>> > You haven't mentioned what happened when you tried my suggestion 
>> > (untick
>> > everything except mail on the handheld, make sure Outlook is closed, 
>> > and
>> > force a sync)
>> >
>> It's same thing. I try to uncheck Calendar option ( and others also) 
>> without
>> outlook
>> but result is same: no synch man.
>>
>>
>>
>> >>
>> >> Regards
>> >>
>> >> Tom
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>>

JanS  wrote:
> Anyone ?????
>
> Please help. I have found nothing to solve this issue ???

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