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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Wireless / August 2004Wireless email on Pocket PC
I've been asked to look at the options for providing wireless access to email over Pocket PC's from our Exchange 2000 installation. What is the best way to configure the Pocket PC client for this, is there a MAPI client available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable? Dear Simon, I am using IMAP4 on my Pocket PC. I tried everything and decided to use IMAP4, because it is more conviniet for me. Microsoft has a product Mobile Information Server. It provides mobile access to Exchange 2000. Exchange 2003 supports mobile access by default. I can use OWA on my PocketPC, but it is inconvinient. In Exchange 2003 there is a OMA (Outlook Mobile Access). It is more simple but more fast. > I've been asked to look at the options for providing wireless access to > email over Pocket PC's from our Exchange 2000 installation. What is the > best > way to configure the Pocket PC client for this, is there a MAPI client > available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? > Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable?  SignatureBest Regards Pavel Nagaev Messaging administrator, MCSA/MCSE Caspian Pipeline Consortium Novorossiysk, Russia Mobile phone:+7 (8617) 65 09 01 Office phone: +7 (8617) 64 25 53 ext. 74046 Fax: +7 (095) 7975990 ext. 5848 > I've been asked to look at the options for providing wireless access to > email over Pocket PC's from our Exchange 2000 installation. What is the > best way to configure the Pocket PC client for this, is there a MAPI > client available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? > Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable? Thanks Pavel, some good tips there, I will check these out. > Dear Simon, > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >> client available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? >> Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable? > I've been asked to look at the options for providing wireless access to > email over Pocket PC's from our Exchange 2000 installation. What is the > best way to configure the Pocket PC client for this, is there a MAPI > client available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? > Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable? Imap will probably be your best bet for now. There's no MAPI client for the pocketpc and owa works OK but it's not the greatest on the ppc. If you were running MIS for exchange 2000 or Exchange 2003 then the better solution would be to use server activesync. I've been using that for almost a year now and it's great. SignatureEric Hicks [That_Kid] (MS-MVP Mobile Devices) The MS-MVP Program - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights... > I've been asked to look at the options for providing wireless access to > email over Pocket PC's from our Exchange 2000 installation. What is the best > way to configure the Pocket PC client for this, is there a MAPI client > available for Pocket PC or is it best to use pop or OWA? > Does anyone know how an OWA session looks on a Pocket PC screen, usable? Hi Simon, I've done a PDA version of OWA that might interest you if you need to open or send attachments, or access your Public Folders. www.leederbyshire.com Lee. Signature_______________________________________ Outlook Web Access For PDA , OWA For WAP: www.leederbyshire.com email a@t leederbyshire d.0.t c.0.m _______________________________________ |
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