An unknown error occurred while processing the current request

An unknown error occurred while processing the current request. This is a server error, but you will also receive this error, “Cannot Verify Server identity. Exchange can’t verify the identity of “iphone 4.apple-exchange.com” on the iPhone iOS4 unit from time to time.  This is a normal error when the iPhone suspect some type of Certificate mismatch or error. There is no need to start “destroying” your exchange server.

iphone activesync exchange 2003

I’m trying to get an iPhone 3G to sync with my Exchange 2003 SP2 server using Activesync, and I’m running into some problems.  I had been looking for the solution for syncing your iphone with exchange server 2003 for quite some time now. This customer was right, his issues were a bit tricky than our typical activesync repair.  We were able to get him up and running in about 55 minutes, and all of his iPhone are syncing now! Yes, it sounds really easy what we do here at TechnoKOZ, but after you read our GOOGLE gone wrong answers, you can understand why our phone is ringing off the hook!!

iphone 4 exchange 2003

I had been dealing with my sync issues for weeks. Could not get my iphone to work with our exchange 2003 server. I tried many suggestion to setup the new iPhone 4 to Exchange.  We assisted this customer and within 35 minutes, his problems were fixed!  Yes, it sounds easy, but after you read our GOOGLE gone wrong answers, you can understand why our phone is ringing off the hook!!

You can contact our Technical Support Line between 6:00 pacific to 11:00 p.m. pacific at 480-440-4650 or Skype: TECHNOKOZ. We charge a FLAT Rate FEE to guarantee the Sync of your iPhone to your Exchange Server. …and remember NO SYNC, no payment!

iPhone 4 Exchange 2003 Suggestions to avoid

1. Install Configure Outlook Anywhere within IIS / Exchange. [FALSE] RPC/HTTP : You will view this suggestion all the time on google. Great way to connect your Outlook 2007/2003 clients to your server, but has nothing to do with ActiveSync.
2.  IMAP Port 143, 993 open on firewall. [FALSE] Old school. You want Activesync working. These ports are not necessary for Activesync. Activesync works over TCP port 443 [you only need one port open on the firewall]

Getting your iPad to work

with Exchange Active Sync

SSL Certificate

Getting your Ipad to work with Exchange Active Sync SSL Certificate has been an issue for many iPad and iPhone users.  Yet, purchasing a certificate for the iPhone or iPad does not improve your active sync chances.  If you don’t have to, don’t purchase an exchange certificate such as Godaddy, Verisign, and Comodo.   

Now KOZ has you thinking!  Yes, it is true.  For all intensive purposes there is no need to purchase a certificate for iPhone / iPad for Exchange 2003, 2007 or 2010 server. All of these server will work just fine with a SELF SIGNED certificate.   

Setup iOS4 with Exchange

iOS4 exchange setup can be tricky to solve. We are seeing many reports that iOS4 doesn’t work with Exchange 2003 or 2007.  This is not TRUE!  Yet, other people are saying you need to go out and purchase a Godaddy certificate to make the email work. Again, FALSE!  We have no issues with Self Signed Certificates.

We have seen many Exchange – iPhone issues that have even “racked” our brains. TechnoKOZ is the target for all of these “quirky” activesync issues. Let’s face it, all of these exchange servers have been in existence for many years. We can definately solve these issues for you and save you valuable time and frustration. Let the experts do the work for you!