I couldnt do that. Everything is true but doesnt confirm. What can i do?
Thanks.
Is the Exchange Server configure to allow for mobile devices?
Is the Exchange Server SSL certificate properly installed? Make sure the certificate was created for the same CN as the internet name of the server (for instance: mail.contoso.com, instead of server1.dmz.contoso.com)
Is the SSL certificate from an authority known by Android?
Simonetti2011 said:
Is the Exchange Server configure to allow for mobile devices?
Is the Exchange Server SSL certificate properly installed? Make sure the certificate was created for the same CN as the internet name of the server (for instance: mail.contoso.com, instead of server1.dmz.contoso.com)
Is the SSL certificate from an authority known by Android?
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how can i understand we have all of them in our exchange server?
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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
So I have been researching Webdav and I am wondering, does anyone know of a free good webdav client for Android and second if no, what would be required to make a client like that?
My thoughts for needed fields
URL or IP
Username
Password
Connect/disconnect button
Home directory for syncing
Any other ideas?
how can i set up an exchange email and whats everything i need to set it up?
carbaj12 said:
how can i set up an exchange email and whats everything i need to set it up?
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Typically you need:
Your username/password
mail server name
Domain name
and an email address
That should be enough to get ya setup.
jayjam99 said:
Typically you need:
Your username/password
mail server name
Domain name
and an email address
That should be enough to get ya setup.
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what if i put all of that and it tells me wrong username or password but both are correct?
Hello,
Android native mail client DOES NOT support client certificate authentication. Do you know if this will ever be resolved/supported?
thanks.
Hi everyone. I've had a look around and couldnt find the answer to my question.
Basically I have a website and I use Google to provide a custom email address. For example if my website was XDA then my email address would be [email protected]
I've tried and failed to add my email address to the email app on Android. My previous two phones were iPhones and they had no problem with the email address, they added the custom email address easily.
It seems weird to me that Apple's iOS accepts Google's custom email addresses as standard but Google' Android doesnt seem to. Could anyone help me set this up? I'm sure I'm not the only one!
hey there
just add a google account and use your personal settings should be good to go.
eytan123 said:
hey there
just add a google account and use your personal settings should be good to go.
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I get 3 options..
POP3
IMAP
Exchange
...i dont know which one to use. I have tried all 3 and they all give me an error...
'couldn't open connection to server'
Lazee Wolf said:
I get 3 options..
POP3
IMAP
Exchange
...i dont know which one to use. I have tried all 3 and they all give me an error...
'couldn't open connection to server'
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key-in your full email address & password in Gmail app
v2leech said:
key-in your full email address & password in Gmail app
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I know it works in Gmail but I wanted it to work in the default email app. I found a way to do it.
1. Put in your email and password
2. Select imap
3. change imap to imap.gmail.com
4. Security type SSL
5. Press Next
6. Check it's set to smtp.gmail.com
7. Security type SSL
and then it works in the default app
Lazee Wolf said:
I know it works in Gmail but I wanted it to work in the default email app. I found a way to do it.
1. Put in your email and password
2. Select imap
3. change imap to imap.gmail.com
4. Security type SSL
5. Press Next
6. Check it's set to smtp.gmail.com
7. Security type SSL
and then it works in the default app
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Ohh..u mean for the email app.. :good: yes that is the correct way..google uses IMAP to push your emails.