Re: VPN to Exchange on Samsung I730

When you connect to exchange through the vpn how are you telling pocket
outlook to access the excahnge server? Are you using a dotted
addess(xx.xx.xx.xx - server.domain) or are you using the netbios name of the
machine (server)? Also in pocket outlook you can specify which connection
pocket outlook should use when trying to retrieve mail. Do you have this
set to your companies vpn? To check edit the account in question and when
you get to E-mail setup (4/4) tap options and from there you can set the
connection that pocket outlook should use to get mail for that account.

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"spaltridge" <spaltridge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I just spent 4 hours on Samsung tech support to have them tell me that I
> can't simultaneously access my company exchange server through my company
> VPN. I can make the VPN connection work but if fails when trying to sync
> with
> exchange.
>
> I am using Active Sync 3.8 and I connect to my company VPN through the
> Microsoft network connection manager on my notebook using PPTP. The
> Exchange
> server is version 5.5 SP5. When I am on the road, I can access mail from
> the
> OWA client.
>
> I had my old Blackberry set up to sync mail from the OWA client and it
> worked well without my intervention. Seems like better (more expensive!)
> phone and software ought to be able to do the same thing. Thanks for any
> help
> you may provide.
> --
> Happy Holidays
> Steve


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