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Palm Treo 700w / 700wx
trouble w/ activesync for outlook exchanger
We set up my settings to include our server and filled in my log in info that all seems right.
when i try to sync using active sync it says this;
"exchanger server
Sync...: none
Windows PC
Sync...: today 11:57am
Attention required
when i click on it i get this i get this message
"exchange server
cannot connect with current connection settings to check settings.....
view support code"
when i click on the view support code
it gives me "support code: 0x85020010".
How should i be syncing to get my treo to sync to the exchange server?
When I called Verizon, they could not support the issue. The tech called Palm with me on conference and Palm refused to provide support. What a joke.
The 700 is going back because it is absolutely worthless without the wireless syncing options. The most pathetic thing is Activesync not working with Exchange 2003. Also activesync IS NOT PUSH. You have to schedule its connectivity with the server at certain intervals. CRAP!!! Say goodbye to your battery life.
Stick with the 650 or the Blackberry if you want anything to do with email, calen...
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Is it true the only way to get PUSH is to have my own PC logged in at all times? That is what I am told by VZW. That is bunk I can not do that. Can we run a PC at work that we leave on for all our users at work to use the same one?
any help is apreciated.
now how do i set up ESA w/ active sync? I did not find it in my manual or on palms site.
i waited 1.5 hours yesterday for palm support and gave up. what are the tricks to get it help?
thanks again you might yet convince me to keep the 700w b/c it does kick ass in my opinion except for this issue.
dang there is alot of similar sounding names.
Mine works fine. I never installed the VZW wireless sync software (just Microsoft ActiveSync). If you look at the scroll list for how often you sync, you can set it to "When a message arrives". You do have provide it a device address, which is your ten digit phone number@vtext.com. Then the Exchange Server sends your device a notice to sync. You never see it, but it works perfectly well.
The mobility enhancements in SP2 give you:
Ӣ New seamless Direct Push Technology e-mail experience. No longer is there a reliance on short message service (SMS) to notify and ensure that your device automatically retrieves new e-mail from your Exchange server. SP2 uses an HTTP connection, maintained by the device, to push new e-mail messages, calendar, contact, and task notifications to the device.
Ӣ Additional data compression translating to a faster experience when sending and receiving messages and reduced sync times.
Ӣ Additional Outlook properties, including support for task synchronization and pictures in your list of...
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All of those features listed in the previous post do become available when using MS Exchange 2003 SP2 however most of them aren't usable until Microsoft releases the MSFP (Messaging and Security Feature Pack).
More info can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/business/5/de ... »
Basically you'll find out that all of the great features like remote wipe of the device and ACTUAL push email (not hidden SMS messages) won't exist until MS releases this patch AND VZW takes the time to create an update for WM5 on this device.
[It is my understanding that MS is still working on the final touches for the MSFP and hasn't released it to VZW yet. If anyone has more information please fe...
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