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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync is a protocol which allows mobile devices to synchronize data
with Exchange mailboxes. Synchronizing is a process of reconciling data between a device and
the appropriate Exchange mailbox. The protocol synchronizes your mail, calendar, contacts, and
tasks over the air with Microsoft Exchange Server.
This connection can be done directly from the device using Wi-Fi or a cellular network.
Traditional connections to a network-connected computer synchronize via the desktop
ActiveSync client using the cradle, USB, infrared, or Bluetooth. Exchange ActiveSync is an
additional server-based synchronization agent that removes the dependency on a desktop
computer, using the wireless capability of the device.
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync is supported on many mobile devices, however every device
has their own configuration tab though required input remain same, as describe in configuration.
ACTIVE SYNC CONFIGURATION
Mail.hbl.net
ABC.XYZ
Turn the options to ON for the areas you'd like to sync (Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders) and then tap
Save.
Your Exchange account now appears in the Mail, Contacts, Calendars section. Select it to view the
Settings.
Tap Account. Scroll down and verify that Use SSL is turned ON. and then tap Done.
ABC.XYZ.@hbl.com
ABC.XYZ
Important: Adjust the Mail days to sync (default is 3) according to your preferences and then tap Mail to
return to the Mail, Contacts, Calendar settings. Some users will want to change this setting, as this default
would mean only messages received in the last three days would appear in any of your folders.
ABC.XYZ@hbl.com
Your iPhone or iPad should automatically send and receive mail from your HBL account as well as sync to
the HBL Address Book and Calendar.