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Before beginning the synchronization troubleshooting process, make sure that the mobile device emulator has basic network connectivity. On the device, open Internet Explorer (IE) and try to access your favorite website. The Exchange Server organization must also be correctly configured and functional. It is particularly important to make sure that your client access server (CAS) is working properly. To do so, open IE (either on the emulated device or on the PC), and go to Outlook Web Access (OWA) and log on. If you aren't in the habit of using OWA, the default URL is HTTPS://server_name/OWA. Finally, you need to know your username, password, domain name, and the name and IP address of your client access server. Attention Required error The Attention Required error (Figure 3A) is a big, bold error message that is non-specific. However, you can click on the words Attention Required to get more information on the problem (Figure 3B).
When you click on the Attention Required link, you should see a screen that provides additional information on the nature of the problem. In this particular case, the information provided is self-explanatory, but sometimes there won't be much explanation. However, there is a link that you can click to view a support code (Figure 3B). The support code is an eight-digit hexadecimal number, which can be used to search the Microsoft Knowledgebase for additional information. Exchange Server permissions problems Take a look at Figure 3B again. Notice that the error message states that Microsoft Exchange doesn't have permissions to synchronize. This is one of the most common synchronization problems, but it's also one of the easiest to fix. To troubleshoot Exchange Server synchronization permissions:
If Exchange ActiveSync is already enabled, then there is one other reason for this synchronization problem. The client access server may be configured to require SSL encryption (as it should be), but the mobile device emulator is not set to use SSL encryption. In this case, you will receive this same error message. If you are only using CAS in a lab environment, and it is not externally accessible, then it is safe to disable SSL. Otherwise, SSL should always remain enabled. To find out whether or not SSL is enabled:
About the author: Brien M. Posey, MCSE, is a five-time recipient of Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional award for his work with Exchange Server, Windows Server, Internet Information Server (IIS), and File Systems and Storage. Brien has served as CIO for a nationwide chain of hospitals and was once responsible for the Department of Information Management at Fort Knox. As a freelance technical writer, Brien has written for Microsoft, TechTarget, CNET, ZDNet, MSD2D, Relevant Technologies and other technology companies. You can visit Brien's personal website at www.brienposey.com. Do you have comments on this tip? Let us know. Please let others know how useful this tip was via the rating scale below. Do you know a helpful Exchange Server, Microsoft Outlook or SharePoint tip, timesaver or workaround? Email the editors to talk about writing for SearchExchange.com.
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