Ok I have a Question On my active sync Setup.. Now I have Server 2003 SP2 updated with Exchange 2k3 Updated also. Now all my account are on the same store, same server, all set up the same way. I already have a few i pads and others devices using the sync ok .Now i try and add a new iphone and it seems to take the settings ok but when I click on mail box and I get (cannot get mail.) Now I have checked make sure My ipad and others are all still syncing with no issues. And there ok And i am getting this error in event viewer Event Type: Error Event Source: Server ActiveSync Event Category: None Event ID: 3005 Date: 4/27/2011 Time: 11:30:59 AM User: xxxxx Computer: EXCHANGE Description: Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [xxxx.com] User: [xxx.com] HTTP status code: [409]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly. Now this might help with some suggesttion. Now i recently moved to a VM box.. All the older ones that work i set up on the reg box. these new ones i am trying to set up in the vm box. Now i here auth might be off because of ip.. not sure.. but if this is the reason why are the old ones still working Now looking over some settings like I said before I created a new server on a VM box and moved all the boxes over to a new store. Now I also moved the Go-daddy cert I had; Now the name of the new server is different but again our original devices are working? Is this because it already made its initial hand shake but won’t let new ones install or should it be fine if the old ones can connect

I would guess this issue has been solved by now. Apple has made multiple updates to iOS to fix ActiveSync issues since this was posted.Microsoft Infrastructure Architect, MCSE: M, MCTIP, Microsoft Exchange MVP http://info.izzy.org | http://jasonsherry.org | Twitter: @JasonSherry

Alot of the problems with AS devices not getting emails even though you were able to provision the account is because inheritance is not checked on the AD account. Go to the AD account in ADUC, security tab, advanced button.James Chong MCITP | EA | EMA; MCSE | M+, S+ Security+, Project+, ITIL msexchangetips.blogspot.com