All,
I have setup my exchange 2003 sp2 for direct push, can some tell me how I can configure my MDA Vario II in order to work with direct push?
Thanks
Msuk
You need to sync your device using ActiveSync, it will recognise that your device and Exchange are push enabled, and display addition settings for syncing with Exchange.
The only challenge you may have is ensuring that you have the relevant certifcates installed on your device if using SSL
Hi,
Is there a guide or something I could use to set this up?
Thanks
Msuk
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=55403
Managed to get it all working
I'm having problems setting up my Vodafone v1605 for Direct Push with my Exchange server.
I'm pretty sure it's to do with SSL certifcates. Do I have to purchase a certificate as a self-signed cert doesn't appear to work?
Hi,
You can use your own certs, I created mine using SelfSLL then exported the cert as a .cer file and installed it on my Vario II.
Thanks
Hi there!
Do to the fact that MS removed NTLM Authentification after Win 2003 SE (my old MDA works fine with all eMail accounts...the HTC hermes doesn't) I had to change to QMail Freeware as EMail Programm and it works fine with the hermes but not with my new HTC 710!
After starting the exe a error message appears that there are missing files / components.
Any one a idea how to solve? As Pocket Outlook won't work with some of my email accounts as well...I'm without email;(
THX in advance!
Dear all
I've just taken delivery of my Vario 3 HTC Tytn 2 and running windows 6, the problem I'm having is that i can view/create emails via the Microsoft exchange sever. i can see the full page it but can not interact, its like a pop up blocker is on (if there was one). i know i can use the OUTLOOK function but the IT department will not allow this function "due to security", please help
Rob
Hi
Is there any way to activate push email in cruise.
Thankx in advance..
Do you have a service (or work) that provides Exchange or push email?
JNGold said:
Do you have a service (or work) that provides Exchange or push email?
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Yes my dear we have "lotus v 7".
Regards
I might be completely off on this one, but it is my understanding that you need an e-mail service running on MS Exchange Server to support Push Mail on the Windows Mobile platform (e.g. mail2web.com or emoze.com). I don't think Lotus can be used in place of MS Exchange Server.
sonus said:
I might be completely off on this one, but it is my understanding that you need an e-mail service running on MS Exchange Server to support Push Mail on the Windows Mobile platform (e.g. mail2web.com or emoze.com). I don't think Lotus can be used in place of MS Exchange Server.
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I think you are correct. I believe Lotus users need to install a 3rd party solution for push email. I could be wrong though.
Yep we use lotus notes at work and its a complete nightmare. There's a lot of 'workarounds' but I've not found anything reliable. The fact that I can't sync my data as well as I could with Outlook is putting my off getting another windows mobile phone.
Seven software has a product that lets you do push from a Domino-based mail server but it requires software to be installed on either your Domino server OR on your desktop. If you install it on your desktop, then you can only get mail pushed while your PC is logged into the network. It's called a "workgroup connector". It works great, but it isn't quite a simple as if you had a Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or OWA accessible mail server. If your Domino instance does have POP3, then you don't need that, and and can simply use the phone software.
Check here for more info:
http://community.seven.com/forum/index.php?forum=true
Download link at top will net you the software.
The Domino forums are here:
http://community.seven.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4&sid=a109e6df419701ce7a7c3a26413fe986
http://community.seven.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=20&sid=a109e6df419701ce7a7c3a26413fe986
Seven is otherwise great software. Works like a charm.
Kerio Emailserver has activesync enabled, and is superior to Exchange.
hi jomo25 - HTC TYTN II - push Email
Hi jomo25,
Can you please advice any free push eamil software i can use for my new tytn II windows Mobile 6.
Is there is any software like blackberry to push the emails to my phone.
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Hi jomo25,
Can you please advice any free push eamil software i can use for my new tytn II windows Mobile 6.
Is there is any software like blackberry to push the emails to my phone.
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Check the first link in my post above. Its for Seven software. It works like Blackberry for alot of different accounts and is simply awesome IMO.
What type of account are you trying to push mail from?
I got my orbit 2 yesterday and don't know how to make it talk to my exchange. any ideas?
To the people using push email... how much time your battery works.
I just bought a polaris one week ago, and if I activate push email my battery deads after around five to six hours.
The same happens with my previous phone (an N95).
I wonder if this feature is really usable at all.
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Kerio Emailserver has activesync enabled, and is superior to Exchange.
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i've the Kerio Mailserver here running... but push-mail doesn't really work
is there some additional activation necessary?
does it work with you?
Before anybody replies that I should be posting this question in a Blackberry forum, let me state that, as far as Blackberry users know (or care), RIM discontinued support on BB Connect, so us WM users are on our own (as usual).
I own a TP2 which is currently using Blackberry Connect with a Blackberry plan (inherited from my previous phone) with two e-mail accounts configured via BIS (not BES). E-mail push works just fine, as it would on any regular Blackberry device. Needless to say that the TP2 accquired a PIN# when it connected to the Blackberry e-mail service.
Now, if I have a BB plan and a PIN# what else do I need to get Blackberry messenger to work? Blackberry messenger is a Java application, so, in theory, it should be possible to run it (or an adapted version of it) on any WM device... Thoughts anyone? Maybe a Java programmer could enlighten us as to what is the missing piece and confirm if it is feasable at all.
Moved as not software release....