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Grimy
Posts: 149
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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This driving me crazy. Setting up Exchange 03 for RPC/HTTP/S for remote users and also OMA for syncing some k/jam phones. Error i keep getting is :
Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [sbsserver.xyz123.local] User: [test@xyz123] HTTP status code: [501]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly. I have googled the s*** out of this and aint getting any where fast. I have confirmed and reset permissions, disabled forms, still no go. Anyone help? I'm tempted to write no stupid answers but that will only encourage, oh wait, i already di..... |
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| #0 11:30pm 06/03/07 |
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blahnana
Posts: 227
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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501 is a server side error (from the webserver).
501 Not Implemented The server does not support the functionality required to fulfill the request. This is the appropriate response when the server does not recognize the request method and is not capable of supporting it for any resource. So, given what you've told me I'd say it's likely that whatever connector you think you're using for Exchange through IIS for your PDA either isn't installed or is broken. The only experience I've had with Exchange/IIS is with OWA, but that's where I'd start looking It might be useful to capture the request that's coming into IIS so that you can test it from your machine easily without firing up your PDA. Certain aspects of the system might become apparent at the same time if you do that. |
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| #1 09:38am 07/03/07 |
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stinky
Posts: 1862
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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don't bother exchange syncing Windows Mobile phones unless they're WM5. WM5 is a breeze to get sync'ing working.
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| #2 10:39am 07/03/07 |
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Mr Hardware
Posts: 1525
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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i'm pretty sure the i-mate k-jams are windows mobile 5. i also am pretty sure they are steaming piles of poo.
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| #3 11:06am 07/03/07 |
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stinky
Posts: 1863
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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They are too! I've got two JasJams ( 3g version of k-jam ) connected to Exchange with no problems.
we just had to install the Mobile component for Exchange2003 sp2 and set the phone to sync to it via https. Oh you also need a *real* SSL certificate from a major vendor for it to work. Altho I think you can test it via http if it's USB connected to your PC. Do you have form based authentication enabled for OWA? If so that can cause issues. Also setting up a frontend/backend exchange for it can be a bit tricky too. |
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| #4 12:46pm 07/03/07 |
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TiT
Posts: 1089
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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budddy i have the same problem!!!!!!!
I am having certifcate problem... our domain is https://mail.domain.com and when i try to get the jas jam to sync with the server it wont as my domain has certifcate problem.... the certifcate problem i have is address missmatch... does this happen if for some reason my website has certificate and my server dosnt??? BTW what address should i type in for active sync>???? https://mail.domain.com/exchange-oma is that correct or https://mail.domain.com/exchange ?? last edited by TiT at 17:47:41 07/Mar/07 |
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| #5 05:47pm 07/03/07 |
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stinky
Posts: 1866
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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https://mail.domain.com/exchange is correct.
WM5 is very picky about the certificate. It *has* to be a real certificate from a major SSL place AND the host must match. |
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| #6 06:10pm 07/03/07 |
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koopz
Posts: 6115
Location: Queensland
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Oh you also need a *real* SSL certificate from a major vendor for it to work could you just go ahead and just highlight that in bold and Bold... thnx |
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| #7 12:23am 08/03/07 |
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TiT
Posts: 1092
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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i havnt got a clue why my certifcate is mismatch???
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| #8 09:32am 08/03/07 |
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Gesthemene
Posts: 8
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Ok.. trying to post this for the fourth time :)
You *don't* need a "real" certificate, but you will need to download and install your self-signed one from your certificate server PRIOR to running ActiveSync. Easiest way is to go to https://yourdomain.com/certsrv and grab it in DER format. Supporting this is part of my job (I'm a network engineer tasked to support 3rd level tech support for a major telco). Cheers, Ges Edit: w00t! It worked :D |
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| #9 09:50am 08/03/07 |
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stinky
Posts: 1867
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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AFAIK the WM5 devices have something that stops you from installing your own certificates. Maybe they've changed it in newer version so that you can ?
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| #10 10:43am 08/03/07 |
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TiT
Posts: 1094
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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| #11 11:16am 08/03/07 |
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TicMan
Posts: 1695
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Supporting this is part of my job (I'm a network engineer tasked to support 3rd level tech support for a major telco). GRATS! TiT: Are you using a wildcart cart because they won't work either. |
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| #12 11:24am 08/03/07 |
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Eds
Posts: 8186
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Wildcard certs and unsigned certs. You need a root cert from a major company like verisign or whatever . Microsoft has locked it this way apparently.
Check out http://support.microsoft.com/kb/841060 for more info. |
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| #13 11:30am 08/03/07 |
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TiT
Posts: 1095
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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no im not TicMan
just dont know why i have certifcate error... and i have some nub that keeps hounding me as he wants to sync his new jas jam... |
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| #14 11:31am 08/03/07 |
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TicMan
Posts: 1696
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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What happens when you browse to the site (https://mail.domain.com/oma) from IE on the PDA and from a desktop?
Are there any errors in the event log on the server? Are you going through an ISA server? |
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| #15 11:38am 08/03/07 |
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Gesthemene
Posts: 9
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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AFAIK the WM5 devices have something that stops you from installing your own certificates. Maybe they've changed it in newer version so that you can ? Not sure.. I've been doing this for the last 5 months or so, and I've never had a problem with a WM5 device. Whatever you do, don't touch the Nokia E series phones. They're rubbish. So far, the only thing I've found the E61 to be useful for is chocking open doors. If people are having problems with certs and WM5 devices, please let me know and I'll try to help as much as I can. Cheers, Ges P.S. TiT, you've been added to MSN. Gimme a yell when you're able to chat. |
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stinky
Posts: 1868
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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