Hello,
Does WM2003 Outlook supports IMAP with SSL?
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Hi to all,
I have a problem with my customer. Users use outlook express, or similar pop3 client, in order to access theirs mailbox through internet. Firewall permit only pops traffic so, only port 995 is allowed. When you configure a mail profile in Outlook Express 6.0, you can configure secure comunication in "Advanced Options".
Now, I would like to use XDA but pop3 client in Pocket PC 2002 doesn't permit secure comunication over pop3. Is it correct? Do you know a pop3 client that provide this features?
thanks
Lorenzo
Hi Lorenzo,
PPC 2002 has the same problem for both POP3 and IMAP. Here is an article on how to tunnel IMAP over SSL:
http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~mgilbert/S_Imap.txt
You can easily use the same setup to tunnel POP3. For example:
stunnel -c -d 110 -r your.mailserver.it:995
Windows Mobile 2003 seems to have SSL option for both POP3 and IMAP accounts.
Good luck,
Mike.
Fantastic. I will try this procedure.
thanks a lot
Anybody has any idea if IMAPS is supported on Outlook mobile under WM2003?
IMAPS is IMAP with SSL encryption.
G
Hi all.
I am looking for a solution with Exchange.
What do I need: to have XPOutlook emails synchronized in WMInbox(offline messages via ActiveSync) AND access to Exchange server simultaneously(new/online/not synchronized yet with XPOutlook messages). There is a problem,when I synchronize Exchange and XPOutlook,all messaes are moved from Exchange to XPOutlook,so when I setup Exchange access in PDA,I see just new unread emails,if I synchronize XPOutlook via ActiveSync with PDA,I see each other messages. I do need both of them in my PDA.
As I found,I could have either Outlook or Exchange folder in WMInbox,but not these both together. So I got an idea,to synchronize WMInbox with XPOutlook and for Exchange access to use an external app.for WM. So the question is,if there exist something like this,or how to have both accounts in WMInbox?
How is your Outlook connected to Exchange? Messages should be present on both locations, not either.
Outlook downloads all new emails from exchange,emails are collected in PC side pst and afterwards they are deleted from exchange.
Is that what you want (or what the admin forced on you)? Are you using a POP3 connection? If you are using an Exchange connection (MAPI), then your local mail store is in sync with the Exchange online store.
What's the Exchange version and what's your Outlook version?
Outlook is v2007,others I don't know,but I think,the company is mostly up to date. Problem is,that I cannot do anything with Exchange. Well,no POP3 nor IMAP protocol is used.
HI,
i am using htc SXL and wondering which one of the above is the best (quick) one to receive emails? (push email).
thanks,
You can google the differences between POP3 and IMAP.
Basically POP3 will delete messages from the server once they are downloaded to your device where as IMAP will keep them on the server but mark them read. Only if you delete them youself will they be removed from the server. So if you also read your email on another computer/device and want to see all your messages new and old, IMAP is the better choice.
Exchange works similar to IMAP as far as mail goes but also allows you to sync calendars as well. I use a calendar for work in Outlook via an Exchange server and it syncs nicely with the Android calendar app.
I changed my hotmail account to an outlook account. The only problem now is that the stock android e-mail app doesn't accept my outlook account, it wants to know if it is a IMAP POP3 or EXCHANGE e-mail account... I don't know this stuff. Could anybody help me please?
Thanks in advantage
Solved:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1809941&page=2