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Hi,  
  
I became crazy. I can't syncronize a QTEK PocketPc with an Exchange 2003.  
  
My Exchange FreontEnd server: Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1 (OWA, OMA  
  
working fine, HTTPS access only with SSL and using form based)  
  
My Exchange BackEnd server: Windows 2003 SP1, Exchange 2003 SP1  
  
Client: XP SP2, ActiveSync 3.2  
  
Qtek PocketPC, Windows mobile 2003 2nd edition.  
  
The exchange server had the OMA, OWA ... all option activated.  
  
When I plug the PPC on the base, i asked for a partnership relation, then  
  
ask for an exchange server syncronization. For the exchange server i put  
  
https://my.FQDN/exchange, check the SSL box and enter the  
  
user/password/domain information.  
  
The PPC can't syncronize, I get an error "error 0x80004005: can't  
  
syncronize. If the problem persists, reinit your PPC".  
  
Where did I made a mistake? how can i test to syncronize the PPC with the BE  
  
server in first time, the FR server in second time? Did I forget an option,  
  
forget to install à part in the exchange server?  
  
Thank's for the help  
  
Thierry

The error you are receiving is pretty generic. I would first change the  
  
server name from https://my.FQDN/exchange to simply my.FQDN .  
  
I would also try to see if OWA works and if it does then you will have to  
  
turn on some logging on the server end to see why this happens.  
  
--  
  
Juggs Ravalia [MSFT]  
  
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.  
  
"Thierry Le Prettre" <tohonu@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message  
  
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BE  
  
option,

Hi,  
  
If i take IE and just put my.FQDN as the address, i've got an error 403.4  
  
"this page requires SSL".  
  
if i connect via HTTPS://my.FQDN, I just had the standard page "under  
  
construction" of IIS. I used to enter https://my.FQDN/exchange to connect to  
  
the exchange OWA page.  
  
In case of using a PocketPC, have I got to made the page my.FQDN/exchange  
  
the default page of my.FQDN address (so if i use IE and put my.FQDN in the  
  
address bar, i'll have the Exchange login web page)??  
  
Regards,  
  
Thierry  
  
"Juggs Ravalia" <jayrava@online.microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de  
  
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it has to be just the FQDN on your PocketPC (and a check for using SSL or  
  
not). You can not use /exchange on the end, it will not work. Now, the  
  
second problem is your Exchange server is not configured correctly since the  
  
root https://my.FQDN gives the "under construction" page. You need to change  
  
it to redirect to a subdirectory and add /exchange. Finally, you need to  
  
make sure you have NTLM and Basic auth rights in the right places:  
  
OMA                                             Basic  
  
Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync         Basic  
  
Exchange                                        Basic and NTLM  
  
"Thierry Le Prettre" <tohonu@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message  
  
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2003.  
  
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