====== Apple iOS ======

Apple's iOS supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol (EAS), and can synchronize emails, appointments, contacts, tasks and notes automatically with the GWDG Exchange server, using ** Direct Push Technology **.

To set up the Exchange account, got to "Settings" -> "Mail, Contacts, Calendars" and click on the "Add Account" option.

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As the account type, select "Exchange".

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In the following step, enter your user data:
  *E-mail: the primary e-mail address
  *Password
  *Description: your choice

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Confirm this information with "Next".

The auto configuration usually does not work with iOS, therefore additional information is required in the next step:

  *E-mail: the primary e-mail address
  *Server: email.gwdg.de
  *Domain: gwdg
  *User name: the user ID
  *Password
  *Description: your choice

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Now you can select which data should be synchronized: Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Reminders (Outlook/OWA: Tasks) and Notes.

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Finish the configuration with "Save".

The newly created account is now listed in "Settings" -> "Mail, Contacts, Calendars". Tapping on it takes you to the settings of this account.

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By tapping on "Account" at the top, the server settings and user data can be checked again.

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The "Advanced settings" show the option "Use SSL". This must be enabled.

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With all data entered correctly, the synchronization via Direct Push starts automatically, and e-mails, calendar entries, address data, tasks, and memos are synchronized between the Exchange server and the iOS device.