Nokia Email Access Point Configuration Disappeared

I`ve just upgraded to the new Nokia Email client on my N95-1 (model RM-159). It says it's version 9.04 (21).
Since upgrading, I haven't been able to configure the Access Point to be used by the email app, which used to be under General|Service Info. This is quite important to me, since I only want to let the app work when using WiFi.
Does anyone know what happened, or how can I fix it ?

This works for the E71: for the time being a workaround for the access point problem:
I set my SmartConnect connection (you can only download this from the Download icon on your phone) group as the default APN, I have the client using Wifi if available and the cellular network if not. This MUST be configured at initial setup, ie when you install Nokia Messaging, change it from "default" to the SmartConnect access point group.

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Since I have trouble with 3G/GSM at work I roam onto WIFI for other apps. NOkia messaging needs to do the same.
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This works for the E71: for the time being a workaround for the access point problem:
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I am trying to configure SmartConnect to cycle between a Wi-Fi and a GPRS access point.
The GPRS access point allows only HTTP/HTTPS traffic through a proxy server (this is a limitation of my service package through the mobile operator; direct Internet connectivity is much more expensive).
When using an HTTP application (e.g. Opera, Gmail) directly with the GPRS access point, everything works fine.
However, if I use the application with the SmartConnect access point, the connection fails.
Just for testing, I replaced the GPRS access point with one that allows direct internet connectivity without a proxy server (at a much higher cost) - everything worked fine.
So, I concluded that this is a bug in SmartConnect - they didn't take into account the fact that the access point may work only through a proxy server, and maybe they do some kind of connectivity check that is not HTTP and that fails. I tried to look everywhere support contact information for Birdstep but couldn't find any.
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Summary of my settings:
Device: Nokia E51
Access Points under Connection settings:
1 - "Home WLAN" - WiFi, my home WLAN network
2 - "IL Orange WAP" - GPRS with Proxy Server that allows HTTP/HTTPS to the Internet (and unlimited WAP)
3 - "IL Orange Internet" - GPRS without proxy server that allows direct Internet connectivity without limitations
SmartConnect configuration that doesn't work:
Priority 1: "Home WLAN"
Priority 2: "IL Orange WAP"
SmartConnect configuration that does work:
Priority 1: "Home WLAN"
Priority 2: "IL Orange Internet"
Does SmartConnect perform some connectivity check prior to "releasing" the connection to the applications?
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Just got this from Birdstep's support:
"SmartConnect is not using the proxy setting of the connection. This is known problem with SmartConnect. Currently there is no fix or workaround for it".
So that seems to be the end of it, for now at least.

301 access point configuration

In Nokia manuals I found no information about access point configuration.
In my 301 I have two “path”.
1). at configuration/data communication/access point. There I see 10 access point configuration.
2). at configuration/personal configuration. There I can create detailed “personal” configurations and later can use it as active.
Question #1: what is the priority between 1 and 2? I mean 2 overwrite 1 or this two have coexistence?
Question #2: At personal configuration I can assign a flowing type of “subconfiguration”: “Web”, “Multimedia”, ” Continuous download”, “Access Point”. What is scope of each subconfiguration? I mean for example “Web” and “Access Point” is not a same?
Question #3: There is any useful manual about 301 access point configuration?
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kzsolt wrote:
What is the priority between 1 and 2?
None. That first path you mentioned, that ‘active access point’ is just for computer tethering …
kzsolt wrote:
I mean for example “Web” and “Access Point” is not a same?
Can be. ‘Access Point’ is the preferred access point which your Nokia uses for all its built-in apps. With ‘Web’ you can override that for HTTP(S) based apps because some operators did have WAP proxies in the past. Nowadays, with modern contracts, you just create one Access Point account, there you specify the APN. And then you create a Web account and leave it at its defaults.
kzsolt wrote:
Is there any useful manual about 301 access point configuration?
Not aware of. This concept was introduced in 2004 and I never met anyone at Nokia who understood that concept. Therefore, Nokia has problems to explain it. Actually, the software engineer who created it in 2003/2004 did not understand it either because, from the user interface, it is not possible to create a WAP proxy for an ‘Access Point’ which left many users in the dark …
Therefore, if you have a question, just ask us, please. Did that help?

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I set up the phone to check for email though my wifi connection on a regular basis. The idea is that I'm sitting around in the evening without a PC on and my phone will alert me of new email. This also works fine.
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