Microsoft exchange 2003 event id 3005

I get an invalid cert error when I sync. The cert is good, and I even installed it on the device with no luck. Chris - you might want to open another thread about that one, if it's a trusted 3rd party cert you shouldn't need to install the cert. If it's your own CA, you can go into Settings, System, Certificates may be different on a smartphone, as this is on a Pocket PC , then go into the Root area and make sure the certificate is installed.

On some of the original PocketPCs and smartphones we obtained we had to install our cert. We had to obtain a utility for the specific vendor, to install the cert on the phones. We had to install the Root cert, as well as the one we purchased. It seems to have reduced the errors, but still getting them. This has typically been the result, when I delete and recreate the virtual directories or reboot the server. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question.

Adam CodeTwo. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Has anyone dealt with this error on exchange, using activesync to sync smartphones? What I have tried: Extensive searching on the web and MS technet. Any responses would be greatly appreciated. Popular Topics in Microsoft Exchange. Which of the following retains the information it's storing when the system power is turned off?

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HI I have problem with Exchange Server Verify that tthe Exchange mailbox Server is working correctly Server is Windows and as I said it is only one user affected. Hope someone has the solution Thanks Dalibor Bosic. Friday, June 17, AM. Monday, June 20, AM. Hi, According to this article you should try to move the mailbox to another server if possible.

Hi, Thanks for your answer. Important Notification: We have noticed that the Famv4. I actually came accross this post while trying to fix the dreaded Event ID on another customer site.

Spent hours on the problem, eventually found another solution. The trick was turning off Forms based authentication. I have attached how to do it below and a link to a website that had the solution. Hope it helps!! Regards, Eamon. To create a secondary virtual directory for Exchange that is based on steps 1 through 7 of the following procedure, make sure that forms-based authentication is disabled for the Exchange virtual directory before you make the copy.

Before you follow these steps, disable forms-based authentication in Exchange System Manager. To do this, follow these steps:. Cheers Wayne Airloom. The user has an Windows Mobile 6. In Outlook some Items in the Calendar are multiplied 1 copy for every synch Your post helped me to resolve Event ID Make sure that your firewall configuration is set to work correctly with Exchange ActiveSync and direct push technology. Specifically, make sure that your firewall is configured so that requests to Exchange ActiveSync do not expire before they have the opportunity to be processed I manage about a dozen MS exchange boxes and about 50 devices mostly windows mobile and have had this issue several times either on a single device or once or twice company wide.

While all the networks are similar they all use different security software and have difference security devices. I have found the fastest and easiest solutions to be deleting the exchange connection from the device.

It takes about 5 minutes and the user is back up and running. Obviously this is a quick fix for single device issues and larger issues are typically solved at the server level by restarting IISadmin, Exchange Info Store etc. Once times I have had issues with the security device firewall and had to restart it but only in very large environments. The Event ID is an error that is occurred in exchange server. Every once in awhile I forget what I did to get something to work and decided to finally post it so it would stay on these sites forever First off don't blame sprint, don't blame HTC!!!

I got this working and forgot how I got it working and then after 3 hours of browsing the net I found out what I did and was able to mimic the steps all over again. First and foremost you must follow these directions exactly as they are written then after you finish following them you will need to go back and remove anything that refers to SSL or port Once again you can get me to list more stuff free and teach you whatever you need to know by simply emailing me at:.

Right-click Exchange-OMA, and then follow these steps: 1. Right-click OMA, and then follow these steps: 1. Close the OMA Properties dialog box. Right-click Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync, and then follow these steps: 1. Make sure that your primary NIC is at the top of the connections list and it might fix your issue. It did for me. So I clicked on Create, and this then populated the Application name as exchange-oma, and the application pool then became ExchangeAppllicationPool.

Please try this. If for some reason you cannot leave the header blank on your existing websites create one. Here is the instructions;. I am having the same issue. Maybe I missed something somewhere but in my experience having SSL on is a best practice. Why would we turn this off? Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums.

Asked by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. Any ideas on where to go or look would be great Chris. Wednesday, August 16, AM. Monday, September 4, PM. Wednesday, September 6, AM. Tuesday, September 12, PM.

Your not alone another one bites the dust My client have the exat same problem Running a pocket phone against the fully patched E2K3 on S2K3 the client i using symantec mail security any of you running that as well? Thursday, September 14, PM. I'd also check that another virtual server on the same IP doesn't have the same header specification in the IP config of the website virtual host directive I think.

Friday, September 15, PM. Anyone find anything on this yet? I am guessing this is going to be a PSS call. Thursday, September 21, PM. Anyway, happy now. I am not guaranteeing a solution here but I hope this helps! Eamon Walsh. Saturday, September 23, AM. Wednesday, October 4, AM. Kind regards, Luke Ribich. Wednesday, January 10, PM.

I have alread tried the steps in KB I had to do this to make ActiveSync work in the first place. Any more suggestions? Tuesday, July 3, PM. My Beef This problem driving me bonkers. I've been everywhere and tried tons of different things. It's set up like it should work but the error events keep coming. There is no fancy encryption or anything. It should just be a straight through job from what I can see.

If I do not use SSL the interface shows up where I can select Inbox or Contacts or whatever, but in the content pane that would normally load something it just hangs with the "Loading Please note this is only in Internet Explorer, the el cheapo version that Firefox gets works without encryption.

Note that "exchange-oma" is the version of the "exchange" OWA application that doesn't require SSL so the server can access the user's mailbox for the Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync application.

My question is why is it when the server tries to access these exchange-oma URLs it is getting HTTP errors, which are Bad Request errors relating to improper syntax from what I've read? My Plea Could somebody please give me any insight you have. I'm thinking if I can maybe get the server to use SSL in the connection between Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync and exchange-oma or just get the silly exchange-oma application to play nice without SSL It's set up only to allow the server's IP to access it anyway.

If you can fix this I'll mail you all a box of Twinkies or something! Note: Yes, I've stooped to shallow bribery, I'm drove. Sunday, August 19, PM.

Finally a Solution! Well ladies an gentleman, no sooner had I broke down, poured out my bleeding heart, and published my problems to this forum did I come across the solution I have pined for all these past weeks.