Re: Mobile User Wants Email downloaded to exchange while offline

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On Sat, 29 Jul 2006 19:39:17 -0700, "Steve" <newsgroup@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Sounds like he's a candidate for a smart phone running Windows Mobile 5
(with the Messaging & Security Feature Pack) providing push direct push
technology. Of course you also need Exchange 2003 SP2 installed on the
server side.

If he is running Mobile 5 would he automatically have the messaging &
security feature pack ? Do you have any helpful links that describe
the features/functionality of the package and perhaps how to configure
it ?
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On Sat, 29 Jul 2006 18:16:20 -0400, "Kevin Weilbacher [SBS-MVP]"
<kweilbacMVP@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Am I correct to assume that the president is using a laptop, and Outlook
is
setup to run using RPC over HTTP?

What type of smart phone does your president have? Active Sync would let
him
sync up even without a laptop.

No, actually he is using a smart phone and is synching remotely. I was
just suggesting that a notebook placed at hdqtr. with his accounts
running outlook could request email downloads in his absence so that
synching would be the only thing he has to do from his phone. Now he
needs to connect using OMA/OWA to first initiate a retrieval of new
emails so that when he synchs, he is synching 'all' and most recent
emails.

Need to be able to tell exchange to download his email even though no
workstations/notebook/phone is connected so it's ready when he synchs.

Thanks - I'm trying to avoid pop connector setup since everyone else
is fine as it is presently set up. Don't want to have the 15 minute
delays imposed by pop connector setup. If there was some way of
cutting the schedule to more frequent than 15 minutes I'd go with it.

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