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Thought I'd post a few of these since I got it working!

 

1) Main Inbox Folder, showing the new Conversation threading

2) Calendar view in OWA 2010

3) Home Screen for the new "Exchange Control Panel" (aka the Options screen) which now allows admins to manage their organisation

4) One of the new features allowing admins to manage mailboxes via OWA (names removed to protect privacy)

 

OWA_2010_1.PNGowa_2010_cal.PNGOWA_2010_options.PNGowa_2010_mailbox_manager.PNG

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Just trying to get ActiveSync to work now - keep getting error 85010014 when i try to sync :(

 

Must admit its the only thing I've got left to do as well and I am getting not very far either :(

Posted
Thought I'd post a few of these since I got it working!

 

1) Main Inbox Folder, showing the new Conversation threading

2) Calendar view in OWA 2010

3) Home Screen for the new "Exchange Control Panel" (aka the Options screen) which now allows admins to manage their organisation

4) One of the new features allowing admins to manage mailboxes via OWA (names removed to protect privacy)

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]6770[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]6771[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]6772[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]6773[/ATTACH]

 

 

Looks very nice :)

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Of course if you're a live@edu customer, that's what we've been using for ages :)

 

the thing that annoys me the most is that when I login I don't go straight to the manage organisation by default rather than my inbox, though that's probably a reflection of my usage!

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Just trying to get ActiveSync to work now - keep getting error 85010014 when i try to sync :(

 

Craig, i've fixed it on mine, was a piece of cake - ActiveSync Code 0x85010014

 

Should just say I ticked the inherit box, synced (which now shows my phone and its details in the Phones section of OWA so you can see the details (it only shows the last 4 digits of your phone number) and its working great :)

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I had a similar issue which the above link (inheritable permissions etc) partly fixed.

I then found that I had further issues with my certificate configuration which only seemed to affect Widows Mobile devices (iPhones were fine for example). I had to speed up my plans and get an UC certificate which related to both internalservername.domain and externalsubdomain.domain. This also helped solve some issues with Outlook Anywhere.

 

I found https://www.testexchangeconnectivity.com/ really useful during my troubleshooting / testing - big thumbs up to MS for making that available!

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Agree with that site mb2k01 its a great site and I checked mine out on it, I have a multi domain cert and its all valid and signed etc so it wasn't that it was the inheritable permission that got me it stops Active-Sync making a partnership for some reason but once its paired up its fine that you loose the inheritable permissions bit.
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damn new version looks much better! i'll have to get ours upgraded, scared of breaking it through lol

 

It also works in Safari and Firefox in the full client rather than the light one ;)

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You're joking right - never seen OWA 2010 before? I'm missing something - someone pinch me, this is a dream.

 

Its real it comes with Exchange Server 2010 if you are being serious that you have never seen it.

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It also works in Safari and Firefox in the full client rather than the light one ;)

Not tried in FF yet, still need to get ActiveSync working...

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Not tried in FF yet, still need to get ActiveSync working...

 

1 Tick box solves that see above :) Trust me it did mine and it seems a VERY common issue

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The Inherited permissions box un-ticks after a very small space of time if you are a member of any enterprise / domain admin style groups, so you tick it, apply it, force a sync within milliseconds and then you pray to the god of MS that it works fast and if you prayed hard enough it will remain ticked for long enough to marry together and you will be fine from then onwards :) Or you could do as you should and not be a member of those style groups for your day to day account thus meaning you don't have the issue as standard users can sync without that box its just admin types.
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Outlook WebApp in firefox runs a lot better than in IE............here's my screenshots of it in FF, been using Exchange Server 2010 since last year, easy to setup:

 

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Its real it comes with Exchange Server 2010 if you are being serious that you have never seen it.

 

Nope, I use it everyday. We have the privilege of having Windows Server 2008 R2 with Exchange 2010 and all of the new servers as they come out.

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