COMPUTER TEAM, INC.

Question

This article explains how to synchronize a Apple iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad device with an MDaemon user's email, calendars, and contacts, without the need for third party software.

Answer

ActiveSync Implementation Requirement

_{WARNING: When you enable ActiveSync for MDaemon the first time:}

• It will wipe your existing contact and calendar data and replace it with your MDaemon data. Therefore, be sure you have a complete back up of your device before synchronizing the first time. You can consult your device’s manual for instructions on how to back up your device.
• Computer Team, Inc. will not be held responsible for your contacts, calendars, and tasks lost during setup!
• All first time syncs with ActiveSync will be a one way sync from the server to the device! After the initial syncronization, the sync will become two way.
• ActiveSync is a web-service extension, and will not work if your web- server (such as WorldClient) is not running on port 80 (for http) and/or port 443 (for https). ActiveSync will not work on other ports.

1. Touch Settings 
   
2. Touch Mail, Contacts, Calendars 
   
3. Touch Add Account 
   
4. Touch Microsoft Exchange 
   
5. Fill in the following fields in the Account Setup dialog:
   • Enter Email: Your full email address (example: user01@example.com)
   • Enter Domain: The 'domain' portion of your email address (example: example.com)
   • Enter Username: The 'user' portion of your email address (example: user01)
   • Enter Password: Your password
   • Enter Description: Change this if desired 
     
6. Touch Next
7. The Account Setup dialog will remain on the screen, but the Server field will now become active. Fill in your server name (example: mail.example.com)
8. Touch Next 
   
9. If you have an SSL Certificate:
   • Acknowledge any errors regarding your certificate if prompted and touch Continue 
     
10. If you are not using SSL (disabling SSL will be required in a later step):
    • You will receive an error Unable to verify account information
    • Touch OK to remove the error message 
      
11. Touch Save
12. Touch Save to the error message (If you are not using SSL)
13. Set the Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and Reminders (Tasks) sliders based on preference (enabling Reminders will prompt a message regarding what to do with existing Reminders)
14. Touch Save 
    
15. If you are not using SSL (this is enabled by default on most devices):
    • Touch Account 
      
    • Set the Use SSL slider to OFF
    • Touch Done 
      

Note: If you would not like the device to use Push, you can set the device to Poll the account instead:

1. Touch Settings
2. Touch Mail, Contacts, Calendars
3. Touch Fetch New Data
4. Touch Advanced
5. Touch Example (Account name)
6. Touch Fetch
7. Go back to Fetch new Data and select a Fetch schedule