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jkuisma is offline jkuisma
2011-10-14 , 10:17
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#141
Originally Posted by ppj View Post
I have tried to get MfE working but with no success. With the N900 it is working perfectly with the same settings.
I first installed the client certificate for HTTPS authentication, the same one that works with N900. Then I entered the account and server info to the MfE setup, but it just says that connection failed.
At no point does the system tell that it is trying to use the cert even if I set the notify option on in the certificate store.
Any ideas on how to proceed ? Any info would be appreciated...
I have exactly the same issue. N9 sales version, got it yesterday. Exchange 2010 server. MfE syncronization works perfectly with my N900. I've now done the same "tricks" to the N9 and am having no success getting it to work.

What's been done: I have imported&installed two certificates to the N9 cert store. I have added our server's non-qualified domain name to the hosts-file on N9. I can access the Exchange server using N9's browser without a problem: pointing the N9 browser to the server's non-fqdn address (which I entered to the hosts file) takes the browser to the landing page on the Exchange server without complaining/asking anything about the self-signed cert.

Then, I've set up all the settings in MfE client exactly the same way as on the N900. Tried with and without provisioning. The "settings wizard" attempts to make a contact with Exhange server (no popups about certs or anything) for a few minutes and fails with message "no response from Exhange server, check your settings".

I can't get any further than this and there are no logs I could use at /var/logs. Am a bit frustrated already.

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MortenS is offline MortenS
2011-10-14 , 11:12
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#142
Originally Posted by Saturn View Post
One very important missing feature is the search and import from the global contacts in the server.
I second that!! The search in the company adress-book is as important as being able to search through emails in local adress-book. Local adresses/adresses you have previously mailed to should appear as you type, I think...
 
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Sergey_Kashin is offline Sergey_Kashin
2011-10-14 , 11:20
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#143
Originally Posted by illo1977 View Post
You can change the name of your accounts. Go to Accounts->Select your Exchange account to rename-> Tap on E-mail->In the first row you can edit your e-mail name
Also, you can do the same thing while you are configuring account
Moreover, while you are configuring account you can change some other things like calendar name (the same way, but by taping on a "Calendar")
 

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stretchr is offline stretchr
2011-10-14 , 11:37
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#144
I don't as yet have my N9, but wondering if it will synch with a Shared Address Book in public folders on Exchange? ie not GAL
 
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Sergey_Kashin is offline Sergey_Kashin
2011-10-14 , 12:07
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Originally Posted by stretchr View Post
I don't as yet have my N9, but wondering if it will synch with a Shared Address Book in public folders on Exchange? ie not GAL
No, it will not.
 
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2011-10-14 , 12:28
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#146
Originally Posted by Sergey_Kashin View Post
No, it will not.
Bummer Sounds like I'll have to do a workaround same as for the iPhone
 
mah is offline mah
2011-10-14 , 12:34
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#147
We allso had issues with N9 & Exchange 2010 combination. Try if this helps: Server Conficuration -> Client Access -> Exchange ActiveSync -> Properties -> Authentication -> "Client certificate authentication:" switched to "Ignore client certificates".
Just to test is that switch making the problem for N9.
 

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ppj is offline ppj
2011-10-14 , 12:51
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#148
Originally Posted by mah View Post
We allso had issues with N9 & Exchange 2010 combination. Try if this helps: Server Conficuration -> Client Access -> Exchange ActiveSync -> Properties -> Authentication -> "Client certificate authentication:" switched to "Ignore client certificates".
Just to test is that switch making the problem for N9.
Well, for us that is not an option as the client certificate authentication is handled by a firewall, not the Exchange 2007 server. No external connections allowed to internal systems without a client cert...
 
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2011-10-14 , 12:55
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Originally Posted by ppj View Post
Well, for us that is not an option as the client certificate authentication is handled by a firewall, not the Exchange 2007 server. No external connections allowed to internal systems without a client cert...
Sure it's not possible for most.
 
Heikki J. is offline Heikki J.
2011-10-14 , 19:43
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#150
I'm having the same issue as some others here. The first sync after setting up the account or after reboot works fine, but soon starts the problems with server connection and the red arrow shows up.
 
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