Do I require internet connection to set up iPodShuffle for the first time (Windows)?

Will I require internet connection to set up iPodShuffle for the first time (Windows)?

I don't think so. THe only thing you need internet for is to download the free VoiceOver feature, and that's optional.

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How do I set up voicemail for the first time?

I feel like i am losing my mind. I CANNOT find simple instructions (even in the manual) on how to set up my husband's voicemail on the BB 8800. There are all kinds of questions and answers about voicemail, but I just need to know how to set it up for the first time. The message you get when you call the phone is "This user has not yet set up voicemail" (or something to that effect).
PLEASE HELP!
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This is simple in deed! Go to Call Log -> click Menu and select Options -> Voice Mail. Now in the Access Number put your carriers Voice Mail Box number. Some carrier requires access password which you can also put in the.
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tanzim
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My Iphone 4 just updated to the iOS6. I've connected it to my computer for the first time since then, and wanted to back up my photos in iPhoto. However, although Iphoto recognized my phone, it shows no photos to upload or backup. ??

My Iphone 4 just updated to the iOS6. I've connected it to my computer for the first time since then, and wanted to back up my photos in iPhoto. However, although Iphoto recognized my phone, it shows no photos to upload or backup. It lists my phone in the "devices" category on the left bar, but no longer shows any of my photos.
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I've reread your question several times and am not sure I understand it.
Are you trying to basically start over, as if you just took your iPhone out of the box? If so, do:
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When I set up email for the first time, I had to enter a 4 digit pin. Since then, every time I switch my phone on, I have to enter this pin. How do I remove or bypass the pin so that I can switch on the Iphone without having to first enter a pin?

When I set up email for the first time, I had to enter a 4 digit pin. Since then, every time I switch my phone on, I have to enter this pin. How do I remove or bypass the pin so that I can switch on the Iphone without having to first enter a pin?

Go to Settings>General>Passcode Lock>tap Turn Passcode Lock Off, enter your "pin".
Edit: Are you saying you are getting a prompt for your email pin, or are you talking about the passcode lock that appears when you turn the phone on?

I have a brand new ipad2 connecting to iTunes 10.7 for the first time... It is not recognizing it in iTunes. It on windows and anti virus is off. What do I need to do?

I have a brand new ipad2 connecting to iTunes 10.7 for the first time... It is not recognizing it in iTunes. It on windows and anti virus is off. What do I need to do?

On the apple website that is correct i beleive.... but i have an italian american express and am able to purchase stuff here in the US.
I mean, i dont think it really matters

I have set up icloud for the first time on iphone 4 and its still says downloading after 12 hours. Is this right?

I have set up icloud for the first time on iphone 4 and its still says downloading after 12 hours. Is this right?

I think you may not using the right technical terms. When backing up to icloud, there is no way you'd get a message saying things will be wiped. This message may be displayed when you are performing a RESTORE from a backup and then trying to cancel it.
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HT1689 Hi I just tried connecting my new iPad air for the first time to iTunes for backing it up as I already set it up as a new device without it being connected. iTunes keeps stating that my iPad cannot be connected as it has "timed out". Any suggestion

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Hey Shutterbuginorlando,
Thanks for the question. I understand you are experiencing issues with your iPad Air. The following resource may provide a solution:
iOS: Troubleshooting USB connection
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1286
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Setting up HTTP for the first time...

Hey All,
My site can be viewed from inside our district. When I get home I just get errors when going to the site.
I know I'm close, just can't seem to find the right settings.
XServe 10.4.10
Thanks!
Brandon

As a very general rule of IP networking, one IP address is assigned to one IP host only. (In more involved configurations, the IP address can potentially float within certain multi-host configurations, with one host "hot" at any moment, but the other hosts are intended to be replicates. And that's not the case here.)
There are technically ways to get where you want, where some software or some device sniffs the http headers. This can be an Apache reverse-proxy. Which also means that you have a primary web server and a secondary, and if the primary (the reverse proxy) is down the secondary is also down. Or you can use a web proxy appliance devices. These approaches can and do work, but they require either expense (for the http appliance) or configuration and software complexity. (My general preference is to keep it simple, and only bring out the power tools and the IP and Apache arcana when I really need to.) I'd tend to recommend against both the Apache reverse proxy or spending money on the appliance.
Given what I'm reading in this thread, I'd suggest using two static addresses, two sets of port-forwards, and use two hosts and two web servers. Two DNS entries. www.example.com and myhappyplace.example.com can be set up in DNS, for instance, for each of the two parallel hosts. It's simple, and it works, and it's easy to manage and easy to explain.
Or better, should you need two domains that appear separate, I'd suggest the use one public static IP address and one port forward and one host and one web server, and multiple virtual domains. Two virtual domains means two sets of web directories, and security access controls can be set up for two different groups of web authors (via ACLs, for instance). On the same host.
With more IP hosts and more web servers, you're opening up the crack in the firewall wider. More hosts is more exposure and more maintenance and more upkeep. No DMZ can be more exposure, should your hosts be breached. Should one or both of your hosts become "moderately compromised", your district can end up blacklisted in the spam databases, which means your district is tossed off the Internet for email. (There have been folks here in the discussions over the past month or two that have had weaknesses in their web servers exploited for spamming. Given the variety of web servers I see listed in my Apache logs, they're very far from alone in being compromised.) Were a server breach to arise, even your legitimate outbound mail for your district could get dropped by the recipients, should your domain end up compromised and found to be launching spam runs. (qv: various "Help, I've been hacked" threads here.)
Mistakes here will get the district and the district superintendent's attention Right Fast. Most admin folks are attached to their email, and can get cranky -- mail withdrawal syndrome? -- when their domain gets blacklisted.

Setting up Mail for the first time with OSX Server 10.5.6

I just got done reading the 100+ page mail services administration manual. A few things are unclear and I wanted to clear those up prior to embarking on my first adventure configuring mail services.
The questions I have are the following:
1. When using mail for incoming and outgoing, do I 'have' to use local DNS services or can I simply change the MX records by my DNS Provider?
2. I have more than one IP on the server using the 'IP Alias' command. Will the mail server be able to distinguish the different mail domains base on IP Address, or will virtual domains need to be configured?
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Thanks in advance

1. Mail service relies heavily on DNS. You may run your own DNS servers on the same network as your mail server or you can use a DNS provider to host your zone data including your MX record.
2. Your server will listen on all available network devices by default. It will only accept those messages for the hosts that are listed in the general pane, the local host list, or the virtual domain list under the advanced pane. No virtual domains need to be configured if all users are real users (i.e. shows up in WorkGroup Manager).
3. As stated in (2), you do not need virtual domains to receive e-mail for multiple hostnames or domain names, but you may want to do so if you want separate accounts with same usernames for different domains. E.g. [email protected] and [email protected] will go to two separate inboxes. It's not that difficult, but rather tedious if you already have a lot of e-mail accounts set up.
4. You must allow SMTP through the firewall to receive mail from the outside world. Depending on your clients, you may open IMAP or POP. There are no other specific ports necessary for mail to work at this level... except for Submission (587). Many ISP's block port 25 for mail clients. You may want to use port 587 for submissions so that your mobile users don't have to switch back and forth between the two ports when they change locations. This is done by editing /etc/imapd.conf manually.

Setting up MRP for the first time

Good afternoon,
what are the steps that need to be done to set-up MRP?
Thanks in advance,
Guy

Customizing settings
OPPQ - Copy the std settings from 0001 to your plant
Master data - masterial master with MRP view settings
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In OMDU - in MRP tab page activate the MRP for the plant
Setup planning file- create a variant for the plant and execute
Consistance check - createa variant for the plant and execute.
in the next node - Define Planning File Entries for Goods Movements activate PPE for the plant.
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Check Storage Mode for MRP List - do not have any tick for the check box-transp MRP.

Unknown error occurs when I connect my iphone to itunes for the first time, what does that mean

Everytime I connect my iphone to my laptop and start up itnes get an error messaage stating that an error has occurred and my phone can not be read

Read here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1207

Setting up touch for the first time

Hey!
im getting ipod touch soon..
i was wondering when i first connect my ipod to my mac i should register it?
am i obliged to make an iTunes store? (caz i dont have on , and i dont want to make one)
Thanks

You register it through the ITunes store, and yes you should register it. As far as not opening an ITunes store account, then why buy the Ipod Touch. Everything flows from the store, applications, music, etc.

Setting up a Time Capsule for the first time and replacing it with an existing Router

Hey there,
I have got a new TC which I will be setting it up for the first time. I have a very old beetle router. I would be using the TC as a wireless hard drive and also as my WiFi Router. After reading the setup guide, I am confused about which option to choose. Moreover, available references on the internet do not provide any clear-cut solution.
My basic aim is to replace my router with the TC and use its in-built WiFi hardware. Since I have an EPSON printer which is connected to my router wirelessly, I am not willing to change its settings. Please guide me which option to choose regarding the same.
Thanks in advance

Since you have a modem/router, you must continue to use the Beetel modem/router on your network.
The Time Capsule can connect to the Beetel modem/router using a wired Ethernet cable connection and produce a separate wireless network. You would NOT want the Beetel router and Time Capsule to both try to produce the same wireless network if they are located close together, since this will likely create interference problems that may prevent devices from connecting to either the Beetel orTime Capsule wireless network.
The exception to having the Beetel modem/router and Time Capsule produce the same wireless network would be if you can locate the Time Capsule at least a room or two away from the Beetel modem/router. An Ethernet cable can be run up to 300+ feet or about 100 meters with no signal loss, so you should be able to locate the Time Capsule anywhere you want.
Are you able to consider this option?
Another option.....if you cannot locate the Time Capsule in another room......would be to configure the Time Capsule to use the same wireless network name and password as the Beetel network and turn off the wireless on Bettel modem/router.
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Yet another option would be to turn off the wireless service on the Time Capsule and use the Beetel wireless to back up your computers to the Time Capsule, which will act as a wired hard drive for the network. If you select this option, the Time Capsule can be located close to the Beetel modem/router.

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Thanks to community members who have helped me by answering my queries... when I connect my new iPad Air for the first time to my computer...as I want to copy some apps from my iPad 2,... Do I click 'new' or 'restore'.. Bit confused as what to do, as I particularly want to download the Mystery Manor app and content from my iPad 2 as I do not want to have to start at level 1 because I am now on level 225 thank you.

Backup your iPad 2 to either iTunes or iCloud and restore that backup to your iPad Air.
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