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Mobile - Working with Windows Mobile Devices
Author: Simon Butler, Exchange MVP, MCSE

With the release of Exchange 2003, Microsoft improved the support for Windows devices. With the subsequent release of Windows Mobile 5.0 and Exchange 2003 SP2 then Exchange 20007 and Windows Mobile 6, mobile working is much improved yet again. This section is to help Exchange server administrators configure and implement some of these new features for their users.

Setting up Exchange ActiveSync on Exchange 2003
Setting up Exchange ActiveSync on Exchange 2007
How to configure the server for Exchange ActiveSync

Setting up Windows Mobile for Push Email / Exchange ActiveSync
How to configure the handheld client for Exchange ActiveSync

OMA and Forms Based Authentication on the Same Website - Exchange 2003
How to configure your web server so that OMA and FBA exist on the same web site and avoid the 85010014 errors.

Deploy Exchange Active Sync Settings via a Single Configuration File
If you need to deploy the same settings to many devices, or want the users to be able to setup the device themselves, then use a cabinet file to quickly and easily configure the devices.

Exchange Active Sync Troubleshooting
Some of the more common problems with EAS.

Elsewhere on this web site

We have information that may be of use to Exchange administrators elsewhere on this web site.

Windows Mobile Emulator
The emulator is useful for initially working out how to configure the handhelds to work with your environment and then for ongoing support of the devices.

Working with SSL Certificates
To deploy a mobile solution securely, you need to use SSL certificates. This page explains two methods of getting a root certificate on to your device if it doesn't already have the one you need.

External Links

Deployment Guide for Exchange 2003, Exchange Active Sync and Windows Mobile 5.0
http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonlan/archive/2006/03/17/553951.aspx (temporary location, soon to be published on microsoft.com)

Synchronise any folder
Microsoft ActiveSync only allows you to synchronise a number of default folders. If you want to sync other folders or public folders then you need to look at third party tools. Pocket Mirror Professional is one tool that will do that: http://www.chapura.com/ another is Add2Exchange from Diditbetter.