06-21-06 06:29 AM
I fixed mine with a very simple change. I don't know why Microsoft
doesn't document this anywhere. I have really wasted a lot of time and
effort in it.
The fix for this problem is to remove anything you have in the host
header value from the properties of Default Web Site. I had the
Exchange server NetBios name in it before removing it.
1. Go to properties of Default Web Site
2. Under Web Site, click on Advanced of the IP Address
3. Highlight the IP address and select Edit
4. Remove anything you can see in there. I have tried to put in the
FQDN in it which solved my ActiveSync problem but OMA stopped working.
Cheers,
Twister
Jazze wrote:
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> How did it go? did you solve the problem??
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> /fredrik jansson
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> Gabe Matteson skrev:
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