Configuring IMAP for iPhone Sync with Microsoft Exchange 2003 - Clustered Configuration
Configuring the Client Software
1. Get the Exchange Alias. Start Active Directory Users and Computers, and right-click the user account and
select Properties for the user who wants to use an iPhone with Exchange. Click
the Exchange General Tab and note the Alias name.
2. Verify that you have IMAP and SSL working properly. Using Outlook Express
with a computer that's located on
the internal network. This will
verify that you have IMAP and SSL properly working Internally. Start Outlook
Express and set up an account. When you specify your Incoming
and Outgoing servers, make sure to specify that your incoming
mail server is an IMAP server. When you specify your login account, it must be
in the format of "netbios_domain_name/user_name/exchange_alias" Enter the
password for the user.
3. Enable SSL with IMAP in Outlook Express. After you have set up the account
for the user, right-click the profile you just established, select Properties,
and click the Advanced tab. Select the “This server requires a secure
connection (SSL)” checkbox for both inbound and outbound mail and click OK.
Click the Account you just created and then click the IMAP folders button to
obtain a list of folders from the
Exchange server. If you have difficulty connecting to your Exchange server with
IMAP, double-check your settings specified in the previous steps and make
certain that you have the correct for the account.
4. Make sure the firewall TCP port 993 is open to your Exchange server. Connect
to your Exchange server with IMAP4 using Outlook Express on a computer that's outside of your firewall. If you have
difficulty connecting, double-check your firewall settings.
5. Configure your iPhone. Set up the IMAP profile on the iPhone. For the IMAP
server use "netbios_domain_name/user_name/exchange_alias". For the
Password use the users netowrk
"password".
Article Information
On the Exchange 2003 Cluster nodes you will need to go to each and enable the “Microsoft Exchange IMAP4” service. Typically if you are using a clusterd back-end you have a front-end server that will need to have IMAP enabled also.| Creation Date | March 22,2008 |
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