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By: oh yes really

oh yes really — Thu, 28 May 2009 14:30:57 +0000

oh really, microsoft server active sync is the virtual directory used for push email to smart phones and is the same for iphones. this can be and in some circumstances needs to be different from oma (which by the way is a wap type interface for browsing email) and owa (which by the way is a web based email client) both of which are independent of the Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync directory and are not required to get email to a smartphone. Secondly are you telling us that Apple in their infinite wisdom do not provide any means of verifying whether a certificate has been signed, self signed certificates should always produce an error because they are not trusted by the device and are worthless without that check, add to this that SSL is absolutely essential to protect basic authentication schemes and we come to the conclusion that what you are saying about exchange Iphone etc are really best guess hacks rather than a definitive means of getting the iphone to work with exchange.

Great post! I love you man!!

By: Pete Rife

Pete Rife — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 17:49:30 +0000

SAVE YOURSELF HOURS OF HEADACHE AND CALL ROBERT!

Robert, You are a genius! Thank you for providing prompt and professional service. It’s nice to find such a service-focused company to work with.

Regards,

Pete

By: David Corbaley

David Corbaley — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 19:34:51 +0000

Robert, I’d like to thank you for your superior knowledge of not only microsoft server technology, but the iphone as well. After hours of dead ends and ridiculous false information I was finding on the net, you solved my problem! It was a great feeling after 4 days of trying, to be on the phone with you for less than 30 mins, and have my email from the exchange account rolling into my phone. Thank you!

To anyone looking for a solution – USE THIS GUY!
I watched him work remotely and he is amazingly talented. There were issues with my SBS 2003 that I would have NEVER figured out. Even my IT guy didn’t get it done. Your issue will be solved in less than 30 minutes. BTW, I called on a Saturday, and now am able to go enjoy the rest of the day because Robert answered.

Sincerely,

David Corbaley

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 23:44:37 +0000

This guy really knows what hes doin. Got my exchange email on my iPhone in 13 minutes after trying on my own for over a week.
Thanks for the help

By: Stephen Hsieh

Stephen Hsieh — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 23:38:38 +0000

I hope that you will accept my linked-in request. I really appreciated your help.

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