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I connect to my exchange system using vpn through a Cisco Pix 501 (I know, old school), but am having problems syncing with my Palm Treo 700W. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Brad

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Which version of Exchange are you running? Is OWA configured? Typically, you should be able to sync to an exchange server through SSL, without using a VPN.

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Exchange 2003. Would you mind spelling out OWA for me? Have you done it with this particular device before?

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Apologies for not getting back to you sooner. It sounds like you already have OWA (Outlook Web Access) configured. If you head over to Microsoft.com, and do a search for "activesync configuration", that'll probably point you in the right direction. Getting your SSL certificate loaded on your Treo is a must, though.

I haven't used that specific device to do this before, but I have done it with other Windows Mobile devices (I use a Starcom PPC6700 myself), and it works more or less flawlessly. The only time I use the VPN from my device is when I want to VNC into a server in order to restart it remotely.


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