Couple quick question is there a way to see addresses from my exchange server without a third party app?
Anyway to connection to nortel contivity router with group authentication?
Thanks for the 411
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We have a number of Pocket PCs some sold as “Siemens SX56 from ATT” and some as “Pocket PC Phone edition from T-Mobile”.
We were using them on the internet to read E-mail from Novell GroupWise Web access E-mail.
All was fine until we added 40 bit Encryption to our Web access E-mail at which time all of the Pocket PC’s stopped receiving E-mail. They will try to go to the login screen but just sit there with the little earth icon spinning and then stop with the error ”The page you are looking for cannot be found“.
The GroupWise Web site still works for the people that are using an iPaq or a PC on the internet.
Is there anyone out there that has an idea of what I need to do to get my Pocket PCs working again?
bapglnet said:
]Novell GroupWise Web access E-mail.
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Hi bapglnet,
GW Web-email system uses standard encryption protocol SSL over http. So, you need to use your company's webmail address to login to your mailbox!
If you were using traditional WinMobile email client, then check for SSL connection check box in Accounts->Accounts...->[pop3]->...Next...->Options...
OR compare your email settings with those guys who have iPAQs
FINALLY,
ask your system administrator for webmail login address OR pop3 settings
All,
Trying to figure out what is the best way to setup your network connections on WM6 roms. I'm currently a Tmobile user in USA. The data plan im on, uses a proxy server. So it created an interesting problem if any expert out there can figure this out. HEre goes:
network wizard creates : Tmobile Data, Tmobile mms, on top of the My work network (empty setting), My ISP. None of them uses proxy.
Ok then I went ahead added the proxy into Tmobile Data config then IE works, push mail works from mail2web. AOl emails,YAHOO emails, weather ...etc stops working cuz the proxy.
Ok I decided to play with network management settings like a lot people suggested: I picked My work network (empty setting) as internet, Tmobile Data as private network connect. Now AOL,YAHOO ...etc anything cant use proxy server works, but my IE and PUSH mail fails.
My question is are there ways to tie connection to each application? actually tie into each mail account.
I remember there use to be a skipping proxy cab somewhere, I'm willing to try that cab if someone has it. I just need proxy to be transparents to some mail accounts and maybe applications like HTC weather.
Thank you. Let me know if I confusses everyone.
All,
Ok i did a partial fix.
Changed all the aol,yahoo, accounts to use work connection.
push mail can only use internet connection which has to have proxy. now that my sync doesnt like it, will fail with unreachable sever during sync because of the proxy. More digging. I know there are more tmobile web users out there. anyone has other suggestions?
I know this may seem like a corner case, but I thought I'd see if anyone might have a recommendation on how to automate it. I have the default Mail app from CM7 working great overall against our corporate Exchange server. However, when I change networks from corporate wifi to home wifi or vice-versa, it stops syncing until I kill/restart the application. My guess is that this is happening because the IP address associated with the mail server hostname differs between the private and public networks and perhaps the running process caches the IP address? That's the only thing that makes sense to me given that it can restore the connection just fine if it loses and regains wifi, but if you change networks you have to cycle the process.
Any thoughts?
Hello there,
I need some help with the following issue:
I have a problem synchronising my Exchange Mails over hotspots, e.g. in hotels (Hotspot means WIFI with authentification in this case and appears at several different hotspots).
This is very awkward when beeing abroad and I don't want to turn on international roaming.
The authentifiaction in the browser and surfing the internet work without any trouble.
Does someone have a quick fix for this?
Thanks in advance.
Hi All,
Just wondered if anyone has come across any apps or methods of forwarding an apps ip address look up.
e.g. i know my smart tv IP address and the port it uses. but as you all know you can only access it while on the local network. is there a way of telling it to look at my external ip address instead? either through a 3rd party app or changing the app its self.
Am i making sense?
Sorry if in wrong section.
Thanks