iOS (iPhone or iPad)

On iOS you can connect using ActiveSync. You can synchronize:

  • Notes

  • Calendar

  • Contacts

  • E-mail

  • Tasks (Called “Reminders” on iOS)

  • Files (Using WebDAV)

Microsoft ActiveSync

To setup an ActiveSync account take the following steps:

  1. Navigate to Settings and lookup the “Accounts & Passwords” page.

  2. Click on “Add account”.

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  3. Now tap on “Exchange”.

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  4. Fill in your e-mail address and an account description

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  5. In the popup dialog choose “Configure manually”.

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  6. Now enter your password.

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  7. iOS now attempts to discover settings on the domain of your e-mail address. In this example “intermesh.nl”. It is likely to fail because this is not the correct ActiveSync server address. It give a certficate error. Just ignore it by clicking “Continue”.

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  8. Enter your Server hostname and your Group-Office username.

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  9. In the final screen you can optionally disable some apps.

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10. Now you must give it some time to sync everything and check your contacts, e-mail and calendar for your Group-Office data!

Files (WebDAV)

With the app “FilebrowerGO” see https://www.stratospherix.com/products/filebrowser/ you can mount the webdav drive and access files directly from your phone.