iPhone 4 Exchange Setup

There is a lot of confusion out on the Internet regarding this Iphone 3g to Microsoft Exchange active sync  issue.  We continue to solve some very difficult scenarios:

• Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [server.appleiphone3g.com] User: [[email protected]] HTTP status code: [400]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly.  Microsoft Exchange exchange-oma – ActiveSync   – Resolved!!!
• Customers with Windows 2000 Server + Exchange 2003 — Resolved. 
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Exchange Server 2003 + multiple web sites — Resolved.   
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + No Certificate — Resolved. 
• Customers With Windows 2003 + Exchange 2003  + With Certificate — Resolved
• Customers with Small Business Server 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + with Cert – Resolved
• Customers with Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 + Exchange 2003 + no Cert – Resolved
• Sync to NULL problem — Resolved!
• Certificate loading problem  – Resolved!
• Exchange Account not verified issue — Resolved!
• Exchange Sync + Receive folder list (Contacts, Emails, Calendar) — but no messages – Resolved!
• older iphone upgrades from 1.1.X to 2.0 — Syn is working now!  Contacts, Emails, Calendar, etc to the exchange server – Resolved!
• Windows 2003 – iphone 3g sync in the office (wifi) and out of the office (ATT&T) – exchange active sync – Email contacts, calendar

Remember —  We collect no credit information (NO BILL!) until we fix your iphone 3g Sync issue to your Microsoft Windows 2003 Exchange Server.

Still, there are people instructing others to purchase certificates, software, etc.  We will fix your issue (remotely — from our location to yours — USA (California, NY, NJ, TX, FL, AZ, IN, ID, WA, etc.) — International Canada, Mexico, UK, and even Russia!  We do not need to visit your location.  We will provide a simple meeting space to assist you in the changes to enable your iPhone to Sync to your Microsoft Exchange Server.  So, remember, we do not have to arrive at your place of business to fix this problem.  Also, you can view all of the changes.  We work directly with you to make sure you understand our changes to fix this sync problem.

Remember, you have all of the software you need:

• You don’t need mobile me.  — if you bought software don’t open it! Return it!
• You don’t need to purchase a certificate
• You don’t need to purchase ENTERPRISE CLASS AT&T Service
• Forget reading all of the 10,000 blog postings..  Some interesting facts and figures, but when somone will do it for $175, why sweat it.
• and…. You don’t even need to hire a shrink!
• Relax watching us sweat!

Guaranteed Results…. No up front cost…  Pay when your phone syncs to your Exchange Server.

Call us today:  [480-440-4650]  Monday – Sunday  5:00 a.m Pacific  — 11:00 p.m Pacific  <– No extra charge for after hours.   Also, no hidden charges either… Plain and simply $175.00 for a Guaranteed fix.   END THE PAIN TODAY and SYNC!

Again, we have solved numerous issues with iphone and exchange — various industries — all sizes of companies.  Contact us.  If you feel comfortable with our message on the phone, continue.  You will definitely be pleased with our attitude — SERVICE with a SMILE!

Repairing these iphone sync issues is no walk in the park.  We have received positive comments from all of our customers.   Here are some of the written comments we have received.   We can provide iPhone Repair references, if you wish.

• Thanks again for jumping on my iPhone configuration with MS Exchange issue and solving it for me.  I especially appreciated the good communication between us and the conscientious and successful effort.  I have given your invoice to our accounting department, and a check will be sent to you today.
  I’ll contact you as we need more help on other issues.
  Thanks again! -rich w.         
• Thanks for the help! – Jeff

• After 3 days (and a lot of lost work and after work time) I stumbled across this tech guy who promises to fix the syncing issue or you don’t pay him. The charge is a flat $175 but only if he fixes the problem. I am an attorney so the 25 hours of lost work time was quite a loss. If you are in a business or value your time – check him out. My web page is at http://www.millardlaw.net if you want to confirm that this is legit. Here is the link to his web site:
  http://computerrepairservice.net/blog/iphone-3g-microsoft-exchange-active-sync-ssl-certificate-issue-solved/
  GOOD LUCK TO ALL!!! Tell him Andrew referred you P.S. This phone is even more awesome once you get the sync issues worked out!!!
•  Thanks for your help yesterday.  I tried it over the night and had a couple quick questions.
  On my blackberry, the email just pushed onto the device.  I have it set for “push” but it doesn’t seem to update very often and I have to push the update button on the bottom left.  Also, if the device is asleep (by pushing the button on the top of the unit) does it shut off updating email? -Mark
• Definitely , I was very pleased with the service you provided. -Nalini
   

There is a lot of confusion out on the Internet regarding this Iphone 3g to Microsoft Exchange active sync  issue.  We continue to solve some very difficult scenarios:

• Customers with Windows 2000 Server + Exchange 2003 — Resolved. 
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Exchange Server 2003 + multiple web sites — Resolved.   
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + No Certificate — Resolved. 
• Customers With Windows 2003 + Exchange 2003  + With Certificate — Resolved
• Customers with Small Business Server 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + with Cert – Resolved
• Customers with Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 + Exchange 2003 + no Cert – Resolved
• Sync to NULL problem — Resolved!
• Certificate loading problem  – Resolved!
• Exchange Account not verified issue — Resolved!
• Exchange Sync + Receive folder list (Contacts, Emails, Calendar) — but no messages – Resolved!
• older iphone upgrades from 1.1.X to 2.0 — Syn is working now!  Contacts, Emails, Calendar, etc to the echange server – Resolved!

Remember —  We collect no credit information (NO BILL!) until we fix your iphone 3g Sync issue to your Microsoft Windows 2003 Exchange Server.

Still, there are people instructing others to purchase certificates, software, etc.  We will fix your issue (remotely — from our location to yours — USA (California, NY, NJ, TX, FL, AZ, IN, ID, WA, etc.) — International Canada, Mexico, UK, and even Russia!  We do not need to visit your location.  We will provide a simple meeting space to assist you in the changes to enable your iPhone to Sync to your Microsoft Exchange Server.  So, remember, we do not have to arrive at your place of business to fix this problem.  Also, you can view all of the changes.  We work directly with you to make sure you understand our changes to fix this sync problem.

Remember, you have all of the software you need:

• You don’t need mobile me.  — if you bought software don’t open it! Return it!
• You don’t need to purchase a certificate
• You don’t need to purchase ENTERPRISE CLASS AT&T Service
• Forget reading all of the 10,000 blog postings..  Some interesting facts and figures, but when somone will do it for $175, why sweat it.
• and…. You don’t even need to hire a shrink!
• Relax watching us sweat!

Guaranteed Results…. No up front cost…  Pay when your phone syncs to your Exchange Server.

Call us today:  [480-440-4650]  Monday – Sunday  5:00 a.m Pacific  — 11:00 p.m Pacific  <– No extra charge for after hours.   Also, no hidden charges either… Plain and simply $175.00 for a Guaranteed fix.   END THE PAIN TODAY and SYNC!

Again, we have solved numerous issues with iphone and exchange — various industries — all sizes of companies.  Contact us.  If you feel comfortable with our message on the phone, continue.  You will definitely be pleased with our attitude — SERVICE with a SMILE!

Ok, you get the point.  We are back to another dust saga!  The 1930′s are definitely here.  First, Bear Stearns.  Now, Freddie Mac.  And, for computers, the Great Dust Bowl! 

Computer repair call from Mesa, Arizona, complaining about blue screens and spontaneous PC reboots.  Well, I only spent 10 minutes on the machine before I experienced my first spontaneous reboot.  I scratch my head for a couple of minutes and went down the virus route. My assumption was wrong.  No viruses, a very very clean system. So, I decided to delve further.  I booted into the computer’s BIOS.  Noticed the internal temperature at 140+.  Pretty darn hot!  Opened the case.  Again, pretty clean.  Few dust bunnies.  However, there was immense amount of dust on the CPU heat sink, preventing the fan from properly doing its job.  A cleaned heat sink did the trick!  Happy customer repair customer now.

If you desire professional & reiliable computer repair, please visit our web site.

I was summonsed to help an embarrassed SEO tech, who had his Windows XP tropical vacation desktop background replaced with a Chippendales web picture.  Real nice for a macho dude.  These types of pranks flow freely at this office.  Each programmer has a “little boy toy”, which is a simple small squeaky toy.  Strange, but I guess this is the type of team building that occurs in small technical office today, where it is a dual to “steal” and hide the toy.   I have even witnessed the group trying to hide one of the toys in a doughnut on the rafters, under the seat, etc.  Some of these pranks were actually funny, especially the stuffing of the doughnut.  Anyone with an office story to tell?

Just when the fireworks ended, computer problems begin.   First, I received a call from my cousin, the Martinez’s, who reside in beautiful city Maricopa, Arizona.  They were having troubles connecting to their Netgear wireless access point from a Vista Home laptop PC.  After 10 minutes of monkeying around, a decision was made to allow me to remotely access their computer through the LOGMEIN service.  I had them follow the beautiful instructions found on my Computer Repair Service blog page (http://computerrepairservice.net/blog/remote-tele-computing-via-logmein/).  While remotely accessing their PC, I had  him reset his Netgear access point to factory defaults by pressing the reset button on the back of the wireless router for about 10 seconds.  Afterwards, I was able to log into his Netgear access point using the default user id and password of userid=admin  password =password .  Then I established the SSID and created a wep key.   Amazingly enough within 10 minutes, he was back up and running again on his Vista Laptop using the new WEP key from his Netgear router.

5 Minutes later, an excellent computer business repair customer contacted me from Chino, California reporting his clone pc would not boot after installing windows service pack3.  He was receiving the blue screen upon boot.  He tried unsuccessfully booting to “last known good configuration” and “safe mode”.  Both modes did not work.  I searched Google and found one person experiencing similar issues after installing SP3 with a mouse driver conflict.  So, I had him remove all computer hardware connected to his PC, including mouse, keyboard, printers, etc.  One more reboot, but still no success.  This time, I had him boot from his Windows XP Home Installation CD.  I had him select the Recovery Repair Console.  I had him type chkdsk /r from the console to locate bad sectors and recover readable information.    Computer is booting again.    Now, I can go back to relaxing in my chair on my front porch, while enjoying some nicely squeezed lemonade.  It is so beautiful to watch my young children play at our local Morrison Ranch park.  Definitely a nice break from computer repair work in Gilbert, AZ.