When setting an Exchange mailbox up on an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, the default setting to sync the last 3 days of Mail to your device. You can change this as follows:

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select your Exchange mailbox.

On the next screen, select “Mail Days to Sync”.

On the next screen, simply select number of days of mail you want to keep synced your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.

If you want to sync ALL your mail, just select “No Limit”.

You can choose which Exchange mail folders you want to push to your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad as follows:

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select your Exchange mailbox.

On the next screen, select “Mail Folders to Push”.

On the next screen, simply select the Exchange mailbox folders you want to automatically push to your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.

You should now find mail from all your Exchange mailbox folders will be pushed to your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.

You can sync your Sent, Draft and Deleted items folders on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad with your mailbox as follows:

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select the account you wish to sync.

On the next screen, scroll down to Advanced.

You will now see a section called “Mailbox Behaviours” which lists your Drafts, Sent and Deleted folders, select whichever you want to sync.

On the next screen, go down to the “On the Server” section and select the correct folder that you want to sync this local folder to. For most users, this will be “Sent” for Sent, “Drafts” for Drafts and “Trash” for Deleted.

If you repeat this process for each of your Sent, Drafts and Deleted folders, they will be synced up with their respective folder on the server.

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account > Microsoft Exchange

On the next screen enter the following settings:

Email: The email address for the Exchange mailbox you want to setup
Username: The email address for the Exchange mailbox you want to setup
Password: The password for the Exchange mailbox
Description: Your own description for the Exchange mailbox on your iPhone/iPod/iPad

Press Next

You may now get a message saying it cannot verify the identity of your domain name, just press Continue.

You will now see a “Server” option appear on the screen. In here, you should enter exchange.outitgoes.com and press Next.

If your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad has now successfully connected, you will be presented with the options to sync the Mail, Contacts and Calendar. Choose which ones you would like to sync and then press Save.

Your Exchange mailbox should now be successfully setup.

Go to Mail, Contacts, Calendars and select the account you wish to change.

On the next screen, scroll down to the “Outgoing Mail Server” section and select the SMTP server that is listed.

You should now see a Primary Server listed, select this server and on the next screen, change the “Server Port” to 587.

This should now allow you to send emails from your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.

Make sure all links to any page you wish to be secure do not contain any absolute http:// links to files (ie if in doubt use the full URL with https://).

We will automatically install certificates you purchase from us, no manual work is required. However, if the certificate is newly set up, please note that a DNS update is required. This will point your chosen subdomain (e.g. https://www.yourdomain.com) at your new, unique IP address. If you are currently making use of external nameservers, you can view the unique IP address assigned to your domain by accessing our DNS management page, the IP will be stored there.

Therefore to check the SSL has been installed correctly, visit your site using –

https://www.[DOMAIN]

Note – https://[DOMAIN] will result in warning message referring to a security certificate mis-match and won’t work.

Similarly don’t forget to use https:// not http:// for all your pages that need to be secure, and images and files included within the page make sure they are referenced using https too, otherwise these items will be insecure and result in warnings.

For details on the installed certificate your internet browser when visiting the secure page/site should display a locked ‘padlock’ icon in the bottom right corner of the screen – double click this icon to open the properties and display the details of your secure certificate.

However, there are services available providing dedicated online file storage and synchronization, sometimes called cloud storage or cloud computing. Below are some third-party services you may want to consider.

• Dropbox – 2GB Free. Available for: Web Browsers, Windows, Mac, Linux and Mobile Devices.
• Livedrive – Unlimited Online Storage, Backup & Streaming. Available for: Windows, Mac and Mobile Devices.
• Apple MobileMe (iDisk) – 20GB Storage with iDisk. Store, Sync, Share and more with Apple’s iDisk and MobileMe service. Available for: Web Browsers, Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. Please note that MobileMe has been replaced by Apple’s iCloud service.