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Originally Posted by eeandf
I have a similar problem. I can reply to all other mail except from my domain.
Here is how I set up the iPhone:
mail--->other---IMAP. I did not choose exchange. I was following a document I found somewhere on the net.
Could this be my problem?
Secondly per iPhone tech support:
Inbound I use owa address: webmail.exchange.com
username and password
Outbound mail: att smtp
with this setup am able to receive but not able to reply to mydomain but can respond to all other domains.
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Hi All,
There are a few of you having similar sending problems. I have just set my office iPhones up today and it was based loosely around jdej663390 post (Thanks for getting me started!!)
As stated in previous posts, OWA, IMAP (make sure the service is running)and RPC over http proxy (on the exchange server, control panel>add/remove
pr...>Add/remove windows components>networking services, tick the RPC over http box and install this component.
Setting up the iPhone i found from looking at various forums and some of my own email knowledge worked like this:
The phone was not connected to the local lan it was on a different wireless network!
Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Add Account...
once there select "Other" not Exchange!!
Input your name, mail address and windows password, click "save"
Next screen - keep it set to IMAP, on hostname I simply added in the public IP address (The address your MX records should point to) then again you windows usernema and password.
On the outgoing mail I wanted my mail to flow back through the exchange server, so again added the public IP address the same as the incoming and again your windows username and password.
The iPhone will now try to verify, this takes some time so be patient, then a message pops up saying "do you want to try setting it up with SSL?" click no and then save again.
you will now be in the screen that lists your email address, go into the one you have just set up, go to SMTP, Click on the server you have created (public ip one) click on the authentication button and select "NTLM"
This will now authenticate to your windows network when trying to send email, the next bit is very, very important as mail will never flow out from you phone until this setting has been done!!
On the Exchange server open Exchnage system manager.
Expand out servers, then expand you exchange server, the expand protocols, expand SMTP, right click on the "default SMTP server" and go to properties.
In here go to access, then relay untick, "allow all computers which successfully authenticat to relay" ... the click "Users" add the users in here with the iphones and grant them relay permission.
This allows the user to relay there SMTP mail from the iPhone to the exchange but does not open the relay, it os not good practice to have this relay open, your ISP will not apprecite it and may even stop your mail so please do not just open the relay.
Well folks that worked for me a treat email in and out no problem, I hope this helps you all as I know how frustrating these things can be at times!