I have fixed this. Though my solution may not work for every Active sync
access problem it made sense after reading the article.
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;817379
The only part of the article that applied to me was the last part about
Excahgne active sync, and most importantly, how to re-create (or create)
the
virtual directory that EAS accesses.
The basic idea was if you cannot access a virtual directory create another
one based on the configuration of a working one. In this instance the
/exchange virtual directory was working fine, so i created abother one
based
on that.
In my case. I had a virtual directory that could be accesed and had the
right directory security as advised by Palm one and Microsoft, but since
other people couldnt access it there was something corrupt about it. It
was
only after i had read the articel could i understand what I had to do.
Its
like copying and renaming a corrupt file in order to access it.
If you dont have a separate virtual directory under the default website
that
mobile users access, I highly suggest you create one since it requires a
different set of directory security permissions than the default /exchange
v-dir.
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