Enterprise/Exchange?

[scottiep]

Does anyone with 2.0 software/firmware have the ability to get push email from their work Exchange server?

That is, can I do this without paying the "enterprise" monthly service? Either way, I guess I have to get our IT guys to enable certain things to work with my iPhone, but before going down that road, I wanted to double-check that it is a feature of the 2.0 software and not also a plan I have to add to my monthly AT&T bill.

thanks.

 

[KittyToy]

it's with the 2.0 software but i couldnt use it yet since i dont know my exchange server number.

 

[ubersalad]

Yep, it'll sync your calendar, contacts and emails with "push".

 

[InTheAir]

Yep, it'll sync your calendar, contacts and emails with "push".

...and just to confirm, you don't need the "Enterprise Data Plan" to get your calendar, contacts, emails pushed, correct?

 

[pcguru83]

It's working great for me with the standard plan so far.

 

[Sphyrna]

Correct

I'm on the regular data plan and had no problem configuring my 3G for Exchange and getting push email and contacts to work. I haven't tried anything on the Calendar yet.

 

[mshoo1]

I'm on a regular data plan and have full Exchange functionality. Email, calendars, and contacts are working great. The one quirk I have noticed is that it does not appear as though you can initiate meeting requests through Exchange.

 

[montecarloss919]

How to set up exchange

I'm on a regular data plan and have full Exchange functionality. Email, calendars, and contacts are working great. The one quirk I have noticed is that it does not appear as though you can initiate meeting requests through Exchange.

Hi quick ? for you, so my 3G i phone automatically picked up my schools IMAP email account, but its not pushing ot my phone i have to manually do it. i was wondering how you set up your exchange? thank you!