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SteveW
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Thu Dec 08, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Synch Pocket PC 2003 |
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I have Exchange 2003 SP2. I have a new verizon samsung sch-i730 which is a
cell phone/pda. I do not want to use the desktop synch software to synch
outlook, but would prefer to use Exchange to do live synchs, like a
blackberry server does. Can exchange do this, if so where can I read about
this? How does it comunicate with the phone since the phones IP is DHCP and
the IP changes each time it signs on? Does it use a MAC to track the phone.?
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Joe Marino
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Tue Dec 13, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
Re: Synch Pocket PC 2003 |
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I am the IT director of my co, and carry the i-730. You can set it up to
sync without any third party software, but you need to use SMS txt messages
to do it. Not a problem, but if you don't have the right plan, it can get
expensive.
You need to have verizon data plan, and a way for the phone to connect to
your network (i.e. VPN). You set up a mobile connector for your carrieres
sms (verizon is @vtext.com) in exchange. You need to set up server sync on
your device to use your exchange server and set the device address to
your_phone_number@vtext.com.
basically, exchange gets an email, sends an sms to your device telling it
there is new mail, and forces it to sync over the data network, via VPN.
I have just implemented SSL, and FBA, and it is causing me all kinds of
grief with this, but prior to that it worked like a charm.
"SteveW" <SteveW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I have Exchange 2003 SP2. I have a new verizon samsung sch-i730 which is a
cell phone/pda. I do not want to use the desktop synch software to synch
outlook, but would prefer to use Exchange to do live synchs, like a
blackberry server does. Can exchange do this, if so where can I read
about
this? How does it comunicate with the phone since the phones IP is DHCP
and
the IP changes each time it signs on? Does it use a MAC to track the
phone.? |
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SteveW
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Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:17 am Post subject:
Re: Synch Pocket PC 2003 |
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I have to presume then, attachments are out to the question with this setup?
"Joe Marino" wrote:
| Quote: | I am the IT director of my co, and carry the i-730. You can set it up to
sync without any third party software, but you need to use SMS txt messages
to do it. Not a problem, but if you don't have the right plan, it can get
expensive.
You need to have verizon data plan, and a way for the phone to connect to
your network (i.e. VPN). You set up a mobile connector for your carrieres
sms (verizon is @vtext.com) in exchange. You need to set up server sync on
your device to use your exchange server and set the device address to
your_phone_number@vtext.com.
basically, exchange gets an email, sends an sms to your device telling it
there is new mail, and forces it to sync over the data network, via VPN.
I have just implemented SSL, and FBA, and it is causing me all kinds of
grief with this, but prior to that it worked like a charm.
"SteveW" <SteveW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7A17342F-38DD-4328-A0F1-C841685F9BF1@microsoft.com...
I have Exchange 2003 SP2. I have a new verizon samsung sch-i730 which is a
cell phone/pda. I do not want to use the desktop synch software to synch
outlook, but would prefer to use Exchange to do live synchs, like a
blackberry server does. Can exchange do this, if so where can I read
about
this? How does it comunicate with the phone since the phones IP is DHCP
and
the IP changes each time it signs on? Does it use a MAC to track the
phone.?
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Joe Marino
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Wed Dec 14, 2005 1:19 am Post subject:
Re: Synch Pocket PC 2003 |
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No, attachments work as well. All it is really doing is using the sms
function of the phone to tell it to synch over the network. Anything that
you can do with a typical WindowsMobile setup you can do with this config.
"SteveW" <SteveW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6B132130-2CE5-4FB9-B545-CDB313235B60@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I have to presume then, attachments are out to the question with this
setup?
"Joe Marino" wrote:
I am the IT director of my co, and carry the i-730. You can set it up to
sync without any third party software, but you need to use SMS txt
messages
to do it. Not a problem, but if you don't have the right plan, it can
get
expensive.
You need to have verizon data plan, and a way for the phone to connect to
your network (i.e. VPN). You set up a mobile connector for your
carrieres
sms (verizon is @vtext.com) in exchange. You need to set up server sync
on
your device to use your exchange server and set the device address to
your_phone_number@vtext.com.
basically, exchange gets an email, sends an sms to your device telling it
there is new mail, and forces it to sync over the data network, via VPN.
I have just implemented SSL, and FBA, and it is causing me all kinds of
grief with this, but prior to that it worked like a charm.
"SteveW" <SteveW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7A17342F-38DD-4328-A0F1-C841685F9BF1@microsoft.com...
I have Exchange 2003 SP2. I have a new verizon samsung sch-i730 which
is a
cell phone/pda. I do not want to use the desktop synch software to
synch
outlook, but would prefer to use Exchange to do live synchs, like a
blackberry server does. Can exchange do this, if so where can I read
about
this? How does it comunicate with the phone since the phones IP is
DHCP
and
the IP changes each time it signs on? Does it use a MAC to track the
phone.?
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