OK buddy. Paid the invoice and posted a few glowing testimonials on Apple’s support page for you. Let me know if there’s any other sites you want me to post to. I’m very appreciative of your ability to quickly and efficiently take care of my issue. Quick question for ya: Now that I’ve been ‘synced’ for almost a whole day, it appears that my Exchange email does not come into the device automatically as my BlackBerry did. Is that true? I found the Push settings within the phone and it’s turned on but the email still doesn’t update until I physically click on the Inbox or hit the reload button. That’s a major drawback with the iPhone if this is true. Thanks again!! 
Sincerely, Charles J Naivar, owner

Send an email to my son josh ribbeck with your company info.   He is in the computer business in baton rouge la. And does high end computer work. I will update him on what you did. He went to leu in computer science …He used to do all of my I.t. Work.  Thanks so much…I was impressed with your computer knowledge & exchange server…etc etc  Sent from my iPhone  – Edward Ribbeck

You too can be enjoying your IPHONE this weekend.  Again, it will be no different then the last 2 months.  We will be open again this weekend for IPHONE Repair calls.   TechnoKOZ will put you back where you belong!   480.440.4650 // skype: TECHNOKOZ

However, Dave Haseman, Ph.D  (Wisconsin Distinguished Professor) was victorious!  He selected the winning team – technoKOZ – to resolve the University’s iphone 3g sync issues. 

You too can end your iphone sync problem today. 

Again, we have seen most of the issues!

• Exchange sync works on EDGE/3G but not over WiFi – issue Solved
• Exchange ActiveSync error 3005 – problem Solved!
• Exchange account verification failed – issue Solved!
• Unexpected Exchange mailbox Server error: Server: [server.appleiphone3g.com] User: [appleiphone3g@appleiphone3g.com] HTTP status code: [400]. Verify that the Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly.  Microsoft Exchange exchange-oma – ActiveSync   – prob Resolved!!!
• Customers with Windows 2000 Server + Exchange 2003 — issue Resolved. 
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Exchange Server 2003 + multiple web sites — problem Resolved.   
• Customers with Windows 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + No Certificate — prob Resolved. 
• Customers With Windows 2003 + Exchange 2003  + With Certificate — issue Resolved
• Customers with Small Business Server 2003 + Microsoft Exchange 2003 + with Cert – issue Resolved
• Customers with Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 + Exchange 2003 + no Cert – prob Resolved
• Sync to NULL problem — problem Resolved!
• Certificate loading problem  – issue Resolved!
• Exchange Account not verified issue — problem 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
• C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporary ASP.NET Files\oma\4707b1f2\a6dd9810″ is denied.
• Outlook(R) Mobile Access is supported only on Microsoft(R) Exchange Server 2003. Currently your mailbox is stored on an older version of Exchange server. Please contact your system administrator for additional assistance. – Resolved!!
• exchange-oma connection issues – Resolved!
• owa displaying weird boxes / characters from IIS  – Resolved!

Industries who have sought our talent for a quick Resolution!  We have built our company around trust.  We can provide references.

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

• Secure connection from XP, Vista, Mac Outlook 2003 / 2007 to your corporate exchange server
• Common interface.  You won’t have to access your corporate email site through outlook web access anymore from your home or laptop computer to receive and send mail.
• Access to all of your email folders, contacts, and calendars.  You will have the same familiar touch and access to your exchange server as you would if you were inside your building.
• Ability to share and access other user’s email, contacts, calendars.  Outlook Web access (OWA) makes it almost impossible to access another user’s contacts and calendar.  However, HTTP over RPC connection within Outlook provides a common interface for you to easily access this data.

Anderson Business Advisors out of the moss and coffee house row of Seattle contacted us recently to end their Windows 2003 Exchange – ActiveSync misery.  We have been told there was not enough coffee to keep these folks awake to resolve their Apple iphone issue.  Again, the theme was common, “Please end this crazy pain.”   So, we did, and this fine firm can continue its success in what it does best — Helping businesses with Law issues! 

Active Sync issues like this are best left for the experts.  We know each iphone sync problem is different and the solutions do vary.  There is not just one cookie cutter solution for all repairs.  If you enjoy reading, continue to read.  We still believe that 98% of all of the posts regarding this problem are just to entice you to visit their web page / computer repair blog, so they can SELL you something. 

• Time is money and a working Microsoft Exchange server equates to harmony. 

TechnoKOZ – Apple Iphone + Exchange Integration Specialists is open (UTC – 7 hours) from 5:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. (Pacific Coast Time)  Monday – Sunday.   We are available by two methods:

This is not the situation at technoKOZ, Gilbert, AZ.  We are committed to providing the most cost effective repair option on the net, solving your iphone issue efficiently.  Why spend $10 or more to sign up for an Internet tech site — giving you the “privilege” to just submit your apple iphone problem to a group of users?  Why spend 2-6 days or even three weeks trying to fix your sync issue yourself?  Meanwhile your boss (who might be the owner) is hovering over your desk anticipating your next miracle move.

The above technoKOZ logo is a symbol of QUALITY.  We are driven to deliver you a customer service experience that you would expect at a 5 star restaurant.  Yet, you will find our bottom-line price won’t break the bank.  You see, we are not your typical computer repair shop.  We are not clock watchers.  We will guarantee your iphone and exchange will sync, before we ask you to pay your invoice.

Our iphone – Exchange Server sync “repair” solution is simple:

1. We utilize a secure connection from logmein123.com
2. There is interaction between you and the engineer fixing your problem.
3. You can see all of the changes
4. Each situation is different. 
5. We can guarantee you will not need to purchase a certificate to make the iphone to sync with your exchange server.
6. You do not need to purchase any additional software for your server
7. You can either contact us at 480-440-4650 or through Skype
8. Our fee is simply $175.00 flat rate
9. We handle iphones from wherever — USA / Canada / Mexico / South America / Europe / Australia / Asia / Russia / India / etc.

Here is feedback from one of our valued customers:

Thank you so much for fixing my remote desktop last night.  I’m extremely excited about finding you. You made mention that you are good at solving complicated problem. I have an issue that I thought my IT  team could easily do.  As you know, my wife and I have a home office that is set up with 2 lap top computers/wireless system.  At home we have a wireless printer (HP DeskJet 6988).  All printer functions wirelessly work while connected to the internet, etc at home.   I wanted this home printer to work when we are logged into the server using Remote Desktop.  The IT team said I cannot print anything on the HP DeskJet at my house when I am remotely connected.  Is this an issue that you could provide some magic for?

We provided a simple and reliable solution – his HP DeskJet printer wasn’t supported on a Windows 2003 server.  So, we installed a DeskJet compatible printer and routed the RAW traffic (port 9100) from his server to his XP home workstation.