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Create a Distribution Group (List) (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 00:12:52 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Services icon and select Exchange à Distribution Groups.
Click on the New Distribution Group icon on the left hand side of the screen.
Enter the name of the new Distribution Group and click Save.
When the Distribution Group Details expands, click on the Find button in the Add Group Members section.
This will display a list of all mail-enabled users. Check the boxes next to the names of the users you want to add to this distribution group and click Add.
This adds them to the Existing group members section. If you need to remove a user, you can do that in this section by checking the box next to that user's name and click on Remove.
Next you will add an email address for this list by clicking the Add button in the Distribution Group E-Mails section.
In the name field you can now enter the email address you would like the new distribution group to have and click on Update.
If you want to limit who can send to this list or give users Send-As permissions, click on Advanced Settings.
To assign Send-As Permissions, just click on Find to display a list of users.
Check the box of the users you would like to have Send-As permissions and click Add.
To restrict who can send to this list, click on Find in the Send Restrictions section.
Check the box next to the name of the users who you do not want to be able to send mail to this list and click Add.
To finalize your changes to this distribution group, click on Save.
Because this change also effects the actual Hosted Exchange service, you will also want to re-provision that service, as well

a. Expand the User again

b. Click on Services

c. Click on the Hosted Exchange service

d. Click on Provision

Setting up the iPhone to Sync with Exchange via ActiveSync (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 07:25:03 GMT

It is assumed that your iPhone is running software version 2.1 or later prior to your going forward with these steps. If your iPhone is not running version 2.1 or later of the software, you will need to update the device via iTunes prior to proceeding.

Gathering Information:

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.
Take note of the information for Account ID, Domain, and Exchange Server from the Windows Mobile 5 Device and Pocket PC 2003 Settings section.

To Configure Your iPhone

From the device's main screen, go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendar > Add Account > Microsoft Exchange.
Email address: Enter your Hosted Exchange email address, for example: lanlogictest@testorg.com.
Username: the username you found during "gathering information" at the beginning of this article.
Domain: type in HOSTEDEXCHANGE
Password: Type in your password
Tap next.
The device will fail stating that your mail server certificate is incorrect, tap Accept.
Enter your server name (found during "gathering information at the beginning of this article).
Tap next.
The device will verify the server.
Enable contacts and calendar (off by default, activate as you wish).
Save the settings.
The device will say that existing contacts will be removed from your iPhone and you will have the option to Sync or Cancel. Tap Sync. If you cancel it will not sync at all.

By default the iPhone will only sync the last 3 days' worth of mail. To sync older messages do the following:

Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendar
Tap on the Exchange account
Tap on "Mail days to sync" and select from "No Limit" to "1 Month." "No Limit" will sync all messages in your mailbox.

Create a public folder using Outlook for Shared Exchange Customers

Kevin Clawson — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 00:25:00 GMT

How to create a public folder using Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007

Applies to: Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007

NOTE: You need to be an administrator in your organization in order to create public folders in Outlook.

Open Outlook and go to the Folder List view.
Expand Public Folders, Expand All Public Folders, right click your domain name and select "New Folder"
In the "Create New Folder" box, Type in a name for your folder.
In the "Folder Contains" area, select the type of data that will be stored in this folder. If you are making a Public Folder Contacts database, select Contact Items. If you are making a Public Folder Calendar, select Calendar Items. You cannot change this after the fact so you will want to choose correctly at this point.
Click OK.
Your folder will now show under Public Folders.
Please remember to assign the proper permissions to all your users so that they may access this folder as well. This can be done by right clicking the folder you just created and selecting Properties. Click on the Permissions tab and add users and assign the correct permissions.

How to Check Users Mailbox Sizes (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 07:58:28 GMT

How to Check Users Mailbox Sizes

Login to https://admin.myhostedexchange.com as an administrative user
Click on the Reporting icon
In Report Overview click on Full screen report (this will pop-up a new window)
In the Report List, expand Exchange Reports and click on Exchange Customer Usage
Scroll down to Service Access Level and click on Exchange 2003 Standard Plan or Exchange 2007 Mailbox Hosting, depending on your service
Scroll down to Users and you will see a list of your users, the current size limit of their mailbox, and how much space they are using

Managing Mailbox Sizes for Exchange (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 07:37:40 GMT

To Change the Size of a Users Mailbox

Sign in to https://admin.myhostedexchange.com as an administrative user.
Click on Users and select Users from the drop-down menu
Click on the arrow to expand the user you wish to edit
Click on the Services link for that user
Click on the Hosted Exchange Service
Expand the Service Access Level (either Exchange 2003 Standard Plan or Exchange 2007 Mailbox Hosting, depending on your service)
Make sure the box next to Mailbox storage limit is checked and then enter the size (in MB) you would like to assign your user. Please note, there is no "unlimited" mailbox size any longer. If this is a feature you wanted, we suggest setting a limit your users will never reach. We generally use 20480 MB (20GB)
Click Apply Changes
Click Provision
When the status icon next to the Hosted Exchange service turns green, your user has been successfully configured

Add a Secondary Email Address (Alias) to an Existing User (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:30:09 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users.
Click the expand arrows next to the user you want to add the second email address to.
In the User Functions screen, click on Edit User.
Click the expand arrows in the Email Addresses section.
In the Email Addresses section, click on the Add button.
Enter the new email address in the name field. If you would like it to be the primary outgoing email address, check the Primary box and click on Update. Repeat until you have entered all the desired email addresses.
To save all the new email addresses, click on Provision.
This mailbox is now configured to receive mail for these addresses.

Download Outlook or Entourage for Shared Exchange (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:29:05 GMT

Lanlogic provides a free download of Outlook and Entourage to our Hosted Exchange customers.
Note: This is only available to our Hosted Exchange customers.

Log into http://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and your password.
Click on the icon for the download you want
Once you have downloaded the file, run the setup and you will go through the installation process.

*For Outlook, the product key is in “license key.txt” in the zip file that you downloaded.

iPhone Settings for Connecting to Exchange via IMAP (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:28:39 GMT

Collect information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.
Take note of the OWA URL and UserName information.

How to set up IMAP settings on iPhone

From the main screen, go into Settings.
Select Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
Select Add Account.
Select Other.
Select Add Mail Account.
Enter your name, email address, and email password and Select Save.
Enter your server name (the OWA URL collected above, minus the https://), username (email address), and password for both incoming and outgoing* mail servers. Select Save.

*NOTE: If you are using Exchange 2003 the server settings for Incoming and Outgoing will be the same.
If you are using Exchange 2007, incoming is mail.myhostedexchange.com and Outgoing is ht1.myhostedexchange.com. You will use your email address and password as the username and password for both servers.
Exchange 2007 users will get a prompt that a Secure connection to ht1.myhostedexchange.com failed. This is OK. Click on Continue
The configuration process will complete and your iPhone will be ready for use.
Go into Mail and you should now be connected to your mailbox.

Granting Send-As and Full Access Rights to a Mailbox (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:28:20 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users from the drop down list.
Expand the services for the user you want to edit by selecting the expand arrows to the right of their name.
In the User Functions pane, click on Services.
Expand the Hosted Exchange Services by clicking on the expand arrows to the right of the service.
Click on Advanced Settings.
Expand the Mailbox Rights section by clicking on the expand arrows.
In the Apply mailbox permissions to the selected members box, select the permissions you would like to apply to the user.
In the Directory Search section, click Find to show the list of users.
Check the box next to the name of the user you would like to give permissions to and click Add.
You will now see the selected users under Existing Mailbox Rights.

Configure E-Mail Forwarding (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:28:01 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users from the drop down list.
Expand the services for the user you want to edit by clicking on the expand arrows to the right of their name.
In the User Functions pane, click on Services.
Expand the Hosted Exchange Services by clicking on the Expand Arrows to the right of the service.
Click on Advanced Settings.
Expand the E-Mail Forwarding section by clicking on the expand arrows .
Click on Find and then select an address to forward to.

NOTE: If you want to forward to an address outside of your organization, you will need to create an External Contact for that user.
Select the radio button next to the user's name that you wish to forward to. If you want mail to forward to the new address but also keep a copy in the original inbox, please select the checkbox for "Deliver messages to both forwarding address and mailbox".
Click Apply Changes

Configure Entourage Web Services Edition (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:27:41 GMT

Note: To use the Web Services Edition of Entourage, you must be on Exchange 2007 and have properly configured your Autodiscover record.

Gather information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.
Take note of the information for Account ID, Domain, and Exchange Server from the Entourage 2008 Settings section. (If you are using Entourage 2004, the settings are the same.)

Configuring Entourage Web Services Edition

From the Entourage Menu, select Account Settings.
From the New menu in Accounts, select Exchange.
In the E-mail address field, enter the email address for the account you want to add to Entourage. Make sure the box for "My account is on an Exchange server" is checked and click the right arrow at the bottom of the screen.
If you are prompted to allow mail.myhostedexchange.com to configure your settings, check the box that says "Always use my response for this server" and click on Allow.
In the Account Information screen, enter the information from Domain and Account ID in step 5 of the Gathering Information. Check the box for Save password and click OK.
If your settings were entered correctly and your autodiscover record is properly configured, you will see the Automatic Configuration Succeeded screen. Click the right arrow at the bottom of the screen.
In the Verify and Complete settings, leave the defaults and click on the right arrow at the bottom of the screen.
Click the Verify My Settings button. You should get confirmation that your settings have been successfully verified. Click on the right arrow at the bottom of the window.
Give the account a name and click Finish.

Create an External Contact in the Global Address List (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:27:11 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Services icon and select Exchange » Contacts.
Under Contact Management on the left-hand side of the screen, click on New Contact.
In the Contact Details section, enter the details for the new contact .
Click Save.

Configure "Mail" on a Mac with Exchange 2003 (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:26:49 GMT

Collect information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.
Find the Outlook Web Access section. Take note of the OWA URL and the UserName.

Configure Mail on a Macintosh Computer

Open Mail.
Click on File | Add Account.
Enter your full name in the appropriate field.
Enter your email address in the appropriate field.
Enter your password in the appropriate field.
Select Continue.
From Account Type, select Exchange.
Enter a description for the account.
Enter your Mail server, which is the "OWA URL" (minus the https://) you noted during “collect information" at the beginning of this article.
Enter your User Name, which is your email address
Enter your password
Enter the Outlook Web Access Server, which will be the exact same server name that you entered in step 9.
Click on Continue
You will get an error stating that Mail could not log on to the Exchange Server. Hit Continue
Select "Password" from the drop-down list
Click on Continue
For your Outgoing Mail server, type in the same server name as you did for step 9
Put a check mark in "Use Authentication"
Click "Continue"
Check the box that says take account online
Click "Create"

Configure "Mail" on a Mac with Exchange 2007 (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:26:14 GMT

Collect information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.

Click on the Configuration Summary icon.

Find the Outlook Web Access section. You will use OWA URL for your incoming mail server and the username for the username field.

Configure Mail on a Macintosh Computer

Open Mail.
Click on File | Add Account.
Enter your full name in the appropriate field.
Enter your email address in the appropriate field.
Enter your password in the appropriate field.
Select Continue.
From Account Type, select Exchange.
Enter a description for the account.
Enter your Mail server as noted during “collect information" at the beginning of this article.
Enter your User Name, which is your email address.
Enter your password.
Enter the Outlook Web Access Server, which will be the same server name that you entered in step 9.
Click on Continue.
For Description and Outgoing Mail Server, enter ht1.myhostedexchange.com .
Check the box that says use authentication.
For User Name enter your e-mail address.
For password use your e-mail password.
Click on Continue.
View your account summary and verify everything is correct
Click on Create

How To Create a New User in Hosted Exchange (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:26:00 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Users icon at the top of the page and select “New User”.
Enter the User Details as you want them to appear for the new user. By default the UPN and the Username will be the same, and the display name is set to FirstName LastName. We recommend that you leave these settings at default.

Note: A new password must be at least 8 characters.
We recommend that you leave the Account Settings section set to the default values.
Expand the Email Addresses field by clicking on the expand arrows in the upper right-hand corner of the Email Addresses section.
In the Email Addresses section, click “Add” to add a new email address.
The email address you enter here will be the primary address by default. When you have entered the address you want, click Update.
You can now add more email addresses (aliases) for this user by following these steps again. If you would rather have a different email address as the primary outgoing address, just select the checkbox for Primary before clicking Update.
To complete the user creation process, click on Provision.
Now that the user is created, you will want to add services to the user. Click on the expand arrows to the right of Hosted Exchange.

NOTE: BlackBerry services cannot be added until a user has Hosted Exchange Services added.
Enable the Exchange 2007 service by clicking the enable button to the left of the Exchange 2007 service plan.
If your user needs to be a member of a Distribution List, forward email to another account, or you want to assign Mailbox Rights for another user, you can add those features by clicking on Advanced Options and expanding the appropriate section to enter the desired settings.
To finalize the Hosted Exchange settings for your user, click on Provision.
When the Indicator to the left of the Hosted Exchange service turns from yellow to green, your user is set up and ready to use their mailbox.
At this point, you can add BlackBerry or Sharepoint services, if desired.

                BlackBerry Provisioning Instructions -- need hyperlink
                SharePoint Provisioning Instructions -- need hyperlink

Configure Outlook to Open Your Hosted Exchange Mailbox (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:25:16 GMT

Log into http://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Mouse over Services » Exchange and click on Outlook Configuration.
At the bottom of the page, under Outlook Profile Setup, click on Download.
Save the file to the desktop.
Navigate to the file and run it by double-clicking it.
On the first screen, click Next.
Leave the defaults as they are and click Next.
Enter your password and click Next.
Click Next.
Click Install.
Outlook will open and the Autologin tool will enter your password for you.

Configure Entourage to Open Your Hosted Exchange Mailbox (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:24:57 GMT

Gather information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.
Take note of the information for Account ID, Domain, and Exchange Server from the Entourage 2008 Settings section.
(If you are using Entourage 2004, the settings are the same)

Configure Entourage (2004 or 2008)

Open Microsoft Entourage
Click on Entourage
Select Account Settings
Select “New” and then click on “Exchange.”
Click on Configure account manually button.
Fill out the fields as shown below using the information you collected in the Gathering Information section for your Account ID, Domain, and Exchange Server name. Include "https://" in front of your Exchange Server name.
Check the box that says "This DAV service requires a secure connection (SSL)"
Click on the Advanced tab at the top of the screen
Type in your server name for Public Folders Server. This will be the same server name you typed on the previous screen, but without the https:// in front of it.
Check the box that says "This DAV service requires a secure connection (SSL)".
Leave the LDAP server options blank.
Click on “OK”. Entourage will connect to the Exchange server and sync with your mailbox.

How to Add a User to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (Admins Only) (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:24:41 GMT

Note: You must have a BlackBerry Enterprise Server Data Plan with your wireless provider to have the ability to activate your device.

Log into http://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your OrgAdmin username and password that was provided with your welcome message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users from the drop down list.
Expand the services for the user you want to edit by selecting the expand arrows to the right of their name.
In the User Functions pane, click on Services.
In the User Services section, expand the BlackBerry services by clicking on the expand arrows to the right of the service.
In the BlackBerry Configuration screen, leave the IT Policy as Default and leave the Handheld PIN field blank, this will be sent to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server on activation.
In the Activation Password and Confirm Activation Password field enter a password of your choice. This is the password you will need to type on your device during the activation.
In the Password Expiry Time field, enter a time limit that works for your user.
Click on Provision.
You are now able to activate your BlackBerry Device

Changing a User's Password (for Administrators) (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:24:18 GMT

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative user account and password that you received with your welcome message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users
Click the Drop Down Arrows next to the user you want to change the password for.
In the User Functions screen, click on Edit User.
Expand the Password Reset section by clicking on the expand arrows on the right side of the window.
Enter the new password for the user. It must be at least 8 characters.
Scroll down and click on the “Provision” icon to save.

Configure Mail on Google Android (Droid) Phone Using Microsoft ActiveSync (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:22:29 GMT

Gathering Information

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your username (generally your email address) and password.
Click on the Configuration Summary icon.

You will see a listing of the settings you will need to input onto your device in the Outlook Mobile Access Section

Set up Activesync on your Google Android (Droid) phone

From your Droid Home Screen, select the Mail icon.
Select Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync.
Click The button that says Manual Setup.
Enter the requested information:

Email Address: Enter your email address.
Server Address: Enter your OMA Server address from your Configuration Summary.
Domain: HOSTEDEXCHANGE
Username: Enter the OMA Username from your Configuration Summary.
Password: Enter your e-mail password.
Make sure the box marked This server requires an SSL connection is checked.

Click the Next button.
Select the data you want to sync (options are Mail, Contacts, and Calendar).
Click Finish Setup.

Set Up Users to Access a SharePoint Site (Cortex)

Kevin Clawson — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:18:58 GMT

Note: SharePoint services for your domain must already be enabled.

Log into https://admin.myhostedexchange.com with your administrative username and password, which you received in your Welcome Message.
Mouse over the Users icon and select Users from the drop down list.
Expand the services for the user you want to edit by clicking the expand arrows to the right of their name.
In the User Functions pane, click on Services.
In the User Services section, expand the SharePoint services by clicking on the drop down arrows to the right of the service.
In the User Service Setup pane, select Users.
Select which SharePoint roles you would like the user to have. For most users, you will want to give them contribute permissions. For more information what these permissions are click here.
Click Provision.
This user has now been given permissions to access your SharePoint site.

Export data in Microsoft Outlook

Ted Johnson — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:38:40 GMT

How to export data in Outlook

Exporting data in Outlook is a very useful tool for making partial or complete backups of your mailbox. Here are the steps on how to perform this function.

For Outlook 2003/2007

1. On the File menu, click Import and Export. If the menu item is not available, hover your pointer over the drop-down arrows at the bottom of the menu until the Import and Export option appears and then click Import and Export.

2. Click Export to a file, and then click Next.

3. Select Personal Folder File (.pst), and then click Next.

4. Select the folder you wish to export, making sure to select "Include Subfolders" if the folder has any, then click Next. If you wish to export your entire mailbox, click the top-most folder. It should say something like "Mailbox - Your Name" you will want to check the "Include Subfolders" box as well.

5. Choose the file name and location you wish the data to be exported to. Lanlogic recommends saving the file to your desktop for ease of finding it, but you can save it to whichever location you would like.

6. Click Finish.

NOTE: Outlook 2007 .pst files are not backwards compatible. You cannot import this file into any other version of Outlook.

Shared Exchange 2007: How to resolve the Outlook or Entourage "Error 0X8004010F – Not downloading Offline address book files"

Kevin Clawson — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:17:43 GMT

*This article applies to customers on Shared Hosted Exchange 2007. It does not apply if you are an Exchange 2003 customer.

If you are experiencing this error message when using Outlook 2003/2007 or Entourage 2004/2008, please do the following to resolve it.

Create your autodiscover CNAME

Contact your current DNS host and create the following CNAME record for your domain. Name the CNAME record autodiscover.yourdomainname.com where “yourdomainname.com” should be your current domain name. For example if creating a CNAME record for the domain name tempdomain.com, the record would be named autodiscover.tempdomain.com. Point this CNAME record to autodiscoverredirect.myhostedexchange.com. ( Please allow up to 72 hours for DNS records to propagate)

Outlook Users

Once the CNAME record has propagated please do the following:

Close Outlook.
Go to Start>Run.
In the run box, type in “outlook.exe /resetfolders” – without quotations.

Outlook will then resync with the server and the error message will no longer generate

Entourage Users

Once the CNAME record has replicated please do the following:

Control+Click on the parent folder of your exchange mailbox.
Select Properties
The "Folder Properties" window will pop up
Under the General tab you will select "Empty Cache"
A window will popup saying “Emptying the cache will remove and re-download all items within this account. Unsynched changes, links, projects, categories, and action indicators for messages will be lost. Are you sure you want to do this?”. This means that anything on the machine that is not on the server will be lost. If you can back any of this up, now is the time to do that. Once you are sure you are safe, click "Empty Cache" and you should see items in your mailbox re-syncing with the server.

NOTE: If this does not resolve your issue, please contact us at support@lanlogic.com and let us know you are seeing this issue. We may need to make further adjustments on the server to help resolve this issue

Backing up a BlackBerry using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager Software

Ted Johnson — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 04:35:07 GMT

In the event that you need to perform a wipe of your BlackBerry wireless device, it is recommended that you perform a backup of the device and any applications or media that you currently have stored on the device as wiping your BlackBerry will cause the device to be taken back to a default "factory" setting.

While Lanlogic cannot offer support for the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software, here are some pointers for running a backup of your BlackBerry device. If you are having trouble backing up your device, please refer to Research In Motion's support website.

1. Make sure you are running the latest version of the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software. It can be downloaded from here.

2. Launch the Desktop Manager software then connect your device using the included USB cable.

3. Click on Backup and Restore, then click on Back Up.

4. Select a file name and a location to save your backup to, then click on Save.

5. The backup will start, and can take a few minutes.

6. Once complete, click OK.

Configure "Mail" on a Mac with Exchange 2007 and Snow Leopard OS

Kevin Clawson — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 00:46:00 GMT

Configure Mail on a Mac With Snow Leopard OS and Exchange 2007

Note: This service requires that you have the autodiscover CNAME created for your domain. If you are unsure what this is or how to set it up, please email use at support@lanlogic.com so that we can help you get this configured

Open Mail
You will be prompted for your Full Name, Email Address, and Password. Enter these and hit continue
You will be shown an Account Summary page that will verify all of your settings. Your Server address should be cas1.hostedexchange.local. Verfiy whether or not you want iCal and Address Book configured with Exchange as well.
Click Create and you are all set