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--- wiki:server_error_in_oma_application [2017/11/06 03:41] – wikiadmin
+++ wiki:server_error_in_oma_application [2017/11/06 03:44] – wikiadmin
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   CORRECTION to Support Article: Instead Type
-  **cd\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322** (if that is your .NET version number)
+  cd\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 (if that is your .NET version number)
   and then press ENTER.
   (Familiarity with MS DOS command line directory navigation is a plus.)
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 After you re-apply ASP.NET to IIS, you will likely receive the following message when you attempt to access and logon to OMA from a web browser.
-Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access. Please contact your system administrator for additional assistance.
+  Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access.
+  Please contact your system administrator for additional assistance.
 We will look at handling this while configuring exchange.
-To fix 'Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access', Open Exchange System Manager, expand Global Settings, right-click Mobile Services and select Properties. On the General Tab, under Outlook Mobile Access, Check the box that states "Enable Outlook Mobile Access, and click the Apply button, and click OK button.
+**To fix 'Your user account has not been enabled for wireless access'**, Open Exchange System Manager, expand Global Settings, right-click Mobile Services and select Properties. On the General Tab, under Outlook Mobile Access, Check the box that states "Enable Outlook Mobile Access, and click the Apply button, and click OK button.
 Now, when you try to reach OMA from Internet Explorer, you receive the following message:
-The device type you are using is not supported. User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
+  The device type you are using is not supported.
+  User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0;
+  Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
-You may not want to fix this. Your mobile device may have the ability to access OMA without making any additional changes. However, to fix this to view the OMA in Internet Explorer (and from certain unsupported devices), you merely return to the same Mobile Service Properties, and on the General Tab click the checkbox that states "Enable Unsupported Devices" and click Apply and click OK.
+**You may not want to fix this.** Your mobile device may have the ability to access OMA without making any additional changes. However, **to fix this to view the OMA in Internet Explorer (and from certain unsupported devices)**, you merely return to the same Mobile Service Properties, and on the General Tab click the checkbox that states "//Enable Unsupported Devices//" and click Apply and click OK.
 Go test it now from IE. Then come back and disable the access from Unsupported Devices like IE.