Mail for Exchange v2.5.5 out

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22-Aug-200709:53 AM
sunlie wrote:
Install V2, works just fine but I'm having trouble using the GAL lookup, it will start searching then close, no result return. I check the admin_log.txt and it list :
22/08/2007 14:47:12 Setting ROAMING status to False
22/08/2007 14:52:44 Setting ROAMING status to False
22/08/2007 15:14:23 Create User Initiated Job:51, Type:"UnKnown Job":
22/08/2007 15:14:32 HTTP error code=400
22/08/2007 15:14:32 HTTP Server Error 400: Bad Request
Anybody has a clue what went wrong ?
Hi,
I have the same proble and receive the same error. M4E work just fine when synchronising emails and calendar but when trying to use company directory i'm facing the same problem.
After upgrading to M4E 2.0.1 I made a full Sync and guess what!!! My phone book disappear and when making a new sync I got it again.
I'll appriciate if anybody know how to solve this problem.
Regards,
P.S.: My handset is N95 with V12.0.013
Jean

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Using N79
SW 31.002.205.4.
Up until this morning running MfE 2.9.158. Just been offerred 2.9.160 via App.Update. Post install check indicates this has been available for months - why the delay in pushing it through to App.Update?
MfE 2.9.160 still not fixed old issue of being unable to open MfE settings following phone restart - why not? - threads dating back to 1st quarter 2009! but this one explains the issue precisely:
/t5/Messaging-Email-and-Browsing/Mail-for-Exchange-corrupted/m-p/603626/highlight/true#M21922
It's the only app on my phone that cannot be routinely opened - not good.
Notwithstanding this idiosyncrasy email syncing is more hit than miss but falls way short of my iPod touch which is 100% rock solid regarding Exchange compatability. Does Nokia want Exchange Server based customers- my guess is not enough. Generally speaking if I notice emails hitting my iPod but not my N79 it's time for a phone restart. But that kills the ability to open MfE settings So it's back to a re-install.
If the above isn't bad enough Nokia has just made it worse. This "current" link from the N79 support page is dead;
http://businesssoftware.nokia.com/mail_for_exchange_downloads.php
and after much dead-ending find that the Ovi Store now contains MfE - no problem with that it makes sense to consolidate. But no mention of N79 being supported by the latest greatest MfE and Ovi only lists 3.0 as supporting FP1 phones - so wht about FP2?
Is my N series phone supported anymore - I've got no idea.
Wake up Nokia it's 2010 not 1990 - we shouldn't have to put up with this **bleep** in basic functionality.
Judging by lack of action over the past 12 months have no hope Nokia will put this right but that my dear Nokia is how you lose customers to your rivals Apple and RIM. Pull your finger out.

I'm hoping this fix works for me long term and post as is.
Multiple phone calls to Nokia Tier 1 and 2 phone support heavily supplemented by some determined Google searching led me to the following solution.
First off the bad news. To fix the MfE issue requires a hard reset of the device. There's no way around this so resign yourself to it early.
The good news however is you can dramatically reduce the time needed to return your device back to its pre-reset condition by backing up your device using Ovi Suite. Forget to do this and you'll be re-installing your apps one at a time.
My issue was made more difficult because the usual hard re-set code (*#7370 #) would not reset the device i.e. full recovery of phone memory, complete wiping of contacts etc. Ignoring Nokia's advice to return the phone for repair! I turned up an alternative method which achieved the hard re-set I was seeking.
As follows:
Hold these three keys down - *, 3 and green accept call - whie the phone is off, then power on keeping them depressed until the Nokia logo plays.
On the N79 this involves an usual amount of manual dexterity but nevertheless worked where the re-set code failed. Hopefully this won't be necessary for most users.
Once re-set you will be presented with the Set up menu as per a new phone.
With a fully recovered phone memory you can now restore your earlier backup via Ovi Suite, which for me did 90% of the work needed to get my phone back to its earlier personalised condition. I took the opportunity of checking for any programme updates of essential apps and updated as necessary. Re-installation of Speed Dial settings and permitted Bluetooth devices amongst other items was required but all in all all my data and file structure was faithfully restored first time around.
I am now running MfE 3.0 (actually 2.09.208 - see initial thread posting ) which Nokia support advise is not supported for the N79 - given the varying level of advice received I'm prepared to run with my own view that it works fine. If you wish to play safe you should be running 2.9.160.
I have re-booted the phone multiples times over the last two days and on only one occasion (which I'm going to pretend never happened) MfE has been rock solid. In addition Ovi Maps which had stopped opening - and was fundamentally what set me off down the road of a hard re-set - is now working perfectly.
I'm hoping this cures the irritating MfE problem long term pending Nokia sorting out whether they even support the N79 any longer as far as MfE is concerned.
As a sign off I will just say for my purposes the N79 is the best smartphone I've ever owned and supplemented with an iPod Touch is a fantastic work/play combination. If you are allowed tethering on your contract I contend Walking Hot Spot is THE killer app and so confident am I of my choice of phone I've just bought a second N79, at a much reduced price, which I'm going to use as a backup/extension to my existing N79 when it dies and goes to heaven.
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Problem with mail for exchange after update on E72...

Hi everyone,
I updated Nokia E-mail to ver 3.9 on E72. Now I am facing a problem with mail for exchange. I have configured gmail on mail for exchange. I recieve a warning that "unable to sync contact administrator if problem persist". It started to pop up just after the update was over and is very frustrating. Even previously i used to recieve mails instantly but now it generally takes half an hour for me to recieve them. I deleted and created mail for exchange several times but to no avail.
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Not only is Nokia's myriad of different web sites each requiring its own login credentials, they also have a myriad of places to go get software. I have always thought that http://www.businesssoftware.nokia.com will have all the latest enterprise software coming from Nokia, but no, that is not the case. It turns out that http://europe.nokia.com/get-support-and-software/download-software/mail-for-exchange is the place to get the latest version. Just select your device, and it'll give you the download link for the latest.
Just so you know, even http://www.businesssoftware.nokia.com doesn't have N97 listed as a device yet.
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Only the emails.
Sorry but I'm not aware of a way to store Contacts & Calendar on the memory card.
When syncing Calendar you can adjust the settings to only sync calendar entries that are no older than (2 weeks, 1 month, etc). That can help reduce the number of calendar entries synced to the phone.
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‡Thank you for hitting the Blue/Green Star button‡
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-If youre "always online," how long till your battery runs out of power? Mine is just 2 days tops!
-Have you experienced no sound alert when you receive emails via Blackberry/Mail for Exchange even though the Profile sound settings are appropriately set? What did you do to resolve?

You get 2 days???...impressive.
I'm always on from 7am-7pm and if I talk for anymore than 30 minutes during that day I've got charge the phone at 4pm so it will be usable for the night. It is 4 months old and I don't use anything else during the period (no blue tooth, no wifi).
As for the sound alert I get this too. At night when synch is every 30 minutes if I take the e-mail in outlook the phone will pick iot up at synch time and flash the light as a new e-mail, but play no sound.
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E75 Mail for Exchange - absolutely useless

Hi all,
This is a rant, a big one.
I have been a loyal Nokia user since I was 18 (I'm in my mid 30's now). The nature of my work denoted that it was time to get myself a 'push-mail' phone so when my contract was up with Optus. I opted for the E75. I contemplated a Blackberry (as this is what most of my colleagues use) but being a loyal Nokia user and comfortable with their menus, I thought I would try this new phone. After all, there had been a massive advertising blitz throughout the Australian print media, online and television spruiking the qualities of this phone, specifically it being an "email on your mobile" type of handset. This was about a month and a half ago.
As our IT guy at work was on leave I set the E75 up with my gmail account (and just set work email on autoforward to gmail). It worked like a dream for about three days when it suddenly dropped out. The following day email worked fine ...then dropped out ....then worked fine ...then dropped out for two days. This pattern continued for a week (despite my reconfiguring the settings in-line with advice from both Nokia and Optus technicians AND performing hard resets). In short, the 'email' software on the E75 just plain DOES NOT WORK.
I returned the handset to the store where I got it from and they exchanged it for a new E75. Exactly the same problems as before. I experimented with setting it up with different types of email (hotmail, yahoo, work etc) and the same thing happened. Email would work fine and dandy for a couple of days then it would drop out for half a day or more. The nature of my work denotes that if I put my email address out there and tell colleagues they can get me on my phone, then my phone better work. As such, I stopped giving people the expectation that they could email me on my mobile and to simply call me or SMS me if they needed me.
I have now sought to have this handset returned and am trying to switch my contract over to a Blackberry. The guys at the store where I contracted with Optus have been pretty helpful as they themselves have had numerous problems with the E75 and angry customers. The Optus business managers themselves are apparently refusing to budge on this and as of this afternoon were saying they would not offer me an exchange (even if it meant I would contract for a more expensive phone, ie more money for them).
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*To lodge a complaint through a dispute resolution/consumer protection body like the NSW Dept of Fair Trading.
Ifyou have been supplied with a faulty product, this body investigates the situation persuant to the NSW Fair Trading Act. It is a bit hard to achieve an actual resolution for yourself here, you simply make a lot of trouble for the other side.
*To file a claim in the NSW Consumer Trader and Tenancy Tribunal.
Decisions here are binding. You would argue that you've been sold a dud product, the faults are easily demonstrable (google E75 email faults and your system will nearly crash due to all the results that come up). This is probably the best option for people without legal representation. It is quite an informal affair and 'equity' prevails usually.
*To file a claim in the NSW District Court against Optus for breach of contract.
I contracted for "email on my mobile" I didn't get that - there's a breach of a fundamental term. Basic common law contract law. There are no exclusion clauses or disclaimers that can negate such a fundamental breach. Nokia's extensive advertising and branding of this handset as an 'email phone' denote that if it is not fit for that purpose, then you have a breach of the contract. There's also a number of Fair Trading Act sections that are valid in the fitness for purpose respect.
*To file a claim in the Federal Court against NOKIA for breaching s 71 of the Trade Practices Act
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*To file a claim in the Federal Court against NOKIA for breaching s 52 of the Trade Practices Act
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That last one is a biggie. IF Nokia were still developing their mail for exchange software and they knew it had bugs and was not reliable (certainly not for business use) then they should not have misled consumers into believing that this phone was the "Blackberry Killer". Their advertisements on the back page of Sydney's 'Good Weekend' certainly fooled me into thinking it was. Of course, people say that I should simply just cough up another $40 of my own money and download RoadSync so I have a reliable mail for exchange program that actually works. This isn't the point. Nokia have put a very faulty product on the market, there seems to be a lot of disconnect between their marketing of the product and what their technicians say it is capable of. As such, I will be demanding a full and fair exchange of this handset with a Blackberry.
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I'm not entirely sure what you are trying to do here.
Mail for Exchange - works with Microsoft Exchange Servers only.
It doesn't work with Yahoo! Gmail or any other mail service because its "Mail for EXCHANGE"
"Mail for Exchange is preintegated to Nokia E75, Nokia E72, Nokia E55, Nokia E52, Nokia N86 8MP and Nokia 6710 Navigator"
Taken from: http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/nokia-for-business/software/email-and-instant-messaging/mail-f...
In fact its more compatible with a pre-installed device such as the E75 than any of the other symbian devices that it will operate with.
The program uses the Microsoft Exchange Activesync service to push mail to your handset, this needs to be set up correctly by your companies IT department with the correct heartbeat intervals etc.
I have MfE working fine on my E71, whilst its not the same device the software works well and the push mail function is great.
I have had one or two problems, that the latest version of MfE has exhibited but there is a big thread here /discussions/board/message?board.id=messaging&thread.id=13370
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Mail for Exchange sub folders, any plans?

Does any one know if there are any plans to bring out sub folder support in mail for exchange.
I think this is almost a complete show stopper as current versions of exchange are designed to work with sub folders and the rules written for those sub folders.
So no sub folders support in MfE basically makes it a dead duck IMHO
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I bought a new Nokia and I am giving my Nokia E90 to a friend. The E90 has mail for exchange on it. I obviously need to remove the email profile and all the emails from the phone before I give it to him.
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I am the I.T Person for a Transport Company in Australia
One of my users have a Nokia n95 and when i installed MFE it all worked Fine and had no drama's
However another User Has a Nokia N95 and i installed Mail for Exchange and configured it and everytime they go to re-sync they get the Error Systems Error Please Try Again Later!!!!
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I'm sorry, I don't want t sound rude, but if you read the messege board which address I posted earlier, you'd see they DO provide the adresses.
Here, one of those posted there:
s60v3: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VY9RYO7C
s60v5:: http://www.imserba.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=217477&d=1256135927
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Hi all,
We've been running Mail For Exchange in our organisation for around 6 months now without a problem. And now we have a problem I cannot seem to father out. Searched forums, checked and double checked things and no further, so I post on here hoping one of you guru's can assist!
We have 5 offices - all of which have their own Exchange Server. Users in each office all use MfE. Our biggest office (Glasgow) has 3 Exchange Servers due to the size - so that is 8 Exchange Servers in total.
We use a Front End Exchange Server at our data centre (set up with a Verisign SSL Certificate) and backend Exchange Servers at each of our sites.
So far so good :-)
All of a sudden, one of the Glasgow Servers has stopped allowing Mobile Phones to receive their e-mail. The other two Glasgow servers are fine and dandy, as are the rest of the offices - so the FE/BE setup must be fine.
Concentrating now on the server that is not working, I have went through every Permission setting on IIS and cross checked it with some articles on the internet. Everything fine. I have even cross checked the settings with working Exchange Servers in our organisation - again everything fine.
If I look on the IIS logs on the Front End server, I get an error 500.
If I look on the logs on the Mobile Phone, I get HTTP error code = 500 / Internal Server Error 500.
Now the interesting part.
Following diagnostics on here and other sites, the first thing i do is browse to http://servername/oma on the Phone's browser. I put in my credentials and get in fine. So that would mean no certificate errors and the path to the BE mailbox works fine.
I can browse to affected users mailboxes on the PC side using OMA and Webmail - so again no issues with comms between FE and BE.
The issue is just MfE connecting to one server in our organisation.
I've been working on this for 2 weeks now, and I have to admit i am struggling what to look at next.
I've ripped out the Exchange bits on IIS, re-started the System Attendant Service and reconfigured the permissions. Nothing.
I've reset the Nokia and installed MfE 2.7. Same - nothing.
As i say, it is just one server affected. Everything else is fine. To make things worse, the server affected is the one which my mailbox is on, along with some of the senior directors.
Does anyone have any ideas what so ever? I'm sitting here with my fingers crossed.
Regards,
Colin.

seems like there are no Exchange server administrators in the forum, retro... sorry. I would love to help, though, but I'm just another MfE user.

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