So, to sync two exchange servers, put this in the device's registry:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ActiveSync\EnableNonLocalCrossPollination]
= (DWORD) 1
This key will most probably be there already, but if it is, its value
will be 0. If so, change it to 1.
Soft reset, then, setup activesync ON THE DEVICE (If you try setting up
on the PC, it will still fail).
I'm now syncing an Exchange connected PC with with another Exchange
Server directly - work like a CHARM.
(thanks to Chris de Herrera for the registry key hint)
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"cseilern" <csei...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I see your point. But as with the castrating of WiFi syncing, I suspect
that MSFT just ticked off more users (who ended using workarounds)
instead of figuring out how to make it open AND secure (how about some
policies?).