Hello, all.
I'd appreciate some help overcoming an oddball program with my new
hx2400.
I have configured Wifi to work with my in-house wireless network,

I have a pocket pc smart phone, but no data plan.  I can text message
between phones and receive email on the pocket pc, but when ever I try to
send a text message from the smart phone to an email account, it brings up
the email client and of course cannot send it because I do  not ...

I just bought a PPC-6700 running WM5 and have been unable to make it connect
to the wireless network in my home or anywhere else. At home I have a Linksys
G router, but have tried it set at B and G and still it will not work.
Likewise I cannot connect even to my neighbors routers ...

All of the commercial devices we have sitting around are still Windows
Mobile 2003 (or earlier), so I can't immediately verify this outside of
our own WinCE 5 platform on our own hardware -- is anyone else using CE
5 and any 802.11 radio, and able to look at the RSSI as reported ...

I have a Dell Axim x50 that I recently upgraded to Windows Mobile 5.0. All
is good and I like Windows Mobile.
One issue:
Under 2003 SE, when I would hit the power button, I would get the pinwheel

I confess to be very confused about the uses of the "com ports" tab, in
the bluetooth settings area.  In what circumstances do you need to set
a new outgoing port or a new incoming port??
Many thanks

I'm using an iPAQ and am having issues related to DHCP. If I set the IP
address manually (a static IP) All works fine. However, if I set the
WiFi to use DHCP, I never receive an IP address. The same wireless
network works fine for my laptop using DHCP. It seems to be an issue

How can I specify the authentication protocol to use when connecting to a
dialup connection in Windows Mobile 5?
I'm having a problem connecting to my ISP because evidently they require an
unencrypted PAP password (and don't seem to be supporting the CHAP that

Is there any way registry key or otherwise to disable auto connecting of the
internet though bluetooth?
I have my pocketpc setup to connect to the internet though my phone via
bluetooth. sometimes id rather not have it connected, but it constantly

When I fist got my iPAQ PDA with WM2003, I had no trouble connecting to my
home network and using the internet.  I was even able to do this at hot
spots.
However, I must have changed a setting somewhere along the line while trying

I have read with interest the post from www.pocket.me.uk.
I have just bought XDA Exec (JAS JAR) and it's a lovely bit of kit - but I
can not connect it to our LAN.
The AP's are Cisco AiroNet 1200's, I commect my XP sp2 laptop like this:

Is it possible to use the standard Windows Mobile VPN-Client over PPTP
without encryption? (AFAIK uses this Client MS-CHAPv2 encryption.) I haven´t
found a option to disable encryption...
Or is there another freeware VPN-Client (with PPTP) for Windows Mobile?

I am building up an application that needs to connect to a remote server
over the internet.
I have a Dell Axim that may connect to the server using WiFi or GPRS (via a
paired bluetooth phone modem) and I can't find any answer to the following

hi, I would like to have my WM2003SE connect to the appointed AP without any
changes. But when turn on the PDA, the Zero Configuration Service will always
prompt with others AP. Is there any method to disable this service? pls
advice.

Does anybody know whether the above mentioned PPC does 802.11g or only
802.11b?
My unit can only connect to a WPA-PSK WLAN when that WLAN is run in
mixed mode (thus slowing down the whole network when my ppc is attached