Sync your content: You can sync Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, and Notes. You might also be prompted to enter additional server information, which you can get from your Exchange Server administrator.Ĥ. Enter your email password, then tap Next. Tap Configure Manually to set up your account with Basic authentication. Connect to your Exchange Server: Once you've entered your email address, choose Sign In or Configure Manually. You can also enter an account description.ģ. Enter your address: Enter your email address, then tap Next. Add your Exchange account: Tap Settings > Passwords & Accounts > Add Account > Exchange.Ģ. Changes made to the data stored on the mobile device is automatically sent to the server and changes made on the server are received and updated on the mobile device.ġ. I haven't had a ton of luck getting the Calendar portions of the system working, primarily because I can't find a caldav client (on Windows) that I like - I think the DavMail part works as well as can be expected.Set up Exchange ActiveSync on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, Mac MailĮxchange ActiveSync allows mobile devices to remotely access, manage, and synchronize calendar and address book (contact) data stored on the mail server. If I were really motivated, I could get this running on a public server, and serve my mail so that Gmail could poll it, and bridge Exchange and Gmail, but of course I'd have to pay more attention to security. For retrieving mail from relatively locked-down Exchange servers, that only permit OWA access, it very easily allows me to "break out" of the box the IT guys want to put me in, and use rational tools and protocols like IMAP, POP, SMTP and Thunderbird to send/retrieve mail from the Exchange server. Update 2013: I've been using this DavMail OSS software for a few years now and it's really great. If it works as claimed, I can point any mail client to it and it will sync my mail in two directions so I can send messages that will pass through the system and see all the messages that come in. This appears to be a POP3/IMAP and SMTP bridge to activesync which is exactly what I want. Probably where I should have posted to begin with (I swear I googled before posting but apparently not enough).
Ok - of course 20 seconds after posting this, I find an answer on superuser.
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