Nokia email - access point

I have an N96 with S60 r3 fp2. It supports "destinations" (ie access point groups) as well as the concept of a "default" access point (group).
Only "new" apps use these capabilities. The internal imap client seems to be ok with default, but "nokia messaging" is not and will only allow a specific AP to be selected.
Since I have trouble with 3G/GSM at work I roam onto WIFI for other apps. NOkia messaging needs to do the same.
Ideas?

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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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:
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I've setup nokia email without any problem using my WiFi and it was synchronizing without a problem. Since then I've I'm unable to change the Access Point to my Mobile provider. I keep getting "Server not found", even though the server name is still properly configured (netac3.vie.hosting.com). Can anyone help?
Regards,
Nuno

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N80 email access point wandering

Hiya
I've set up email and wlan fine - and the standard Orange settings for GPRS are working with no problems.
My issue is when I start wandering around!
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.
However when I leave my hotspot, I want the phone to think "err ok I can't get that connection, I won't keep checking email". I thought that "only in home net." would probably do this in "Automatic retrieval". This appears to work ok as the "Access point in use" for "Incoming email" is et to my wlan..
But, when I go out and about and manually try and check my email, the phone says "Can't find [wlan]" and gives up with no option to check the GPRS connection.
Err - any ideas? I don't think I'm trying to do anything out of the ordinary. I just wwant regular email checks when I'm within range of my lan, and this to stop (unless I manually override) when my only option is internet access that I have to pay for.
I don't see tinkering with the settings on 3 email accounts whenever I come in / go out to be an option.
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Setting email access point

I'm trying to set my internet access point for emails to automatic. But it only gives me an option to pick one. I want it to connect to my few preffered access points only so how do I fix this.
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SmartConnect fails when GPRS access point configur...

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.
Has anybody encountered this? Or does anyone have contact information for Birdstep's support? I am guessing the fix probably super-simple.
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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.

N86 8MP, Nokia Email 2.1.0, Access point troubles

I know that his has been an never ending saga. I just don't seem to be able to give it up.
There is a well known issue about Nokia Email 2.1.0 not being able to define group access points.
When I try to do that I am offered only particular access points or "None". This is ever so annoying as I have to manually change the access point every time I leave my home WiFi.
I am aware that there are ways around this using connection manager apps (I tried several: Auto WeFi, Easy WiFi.... ) but I was not happy with the results. One of them even disabled me from editing my access points.
It is weird that it is possible to define "Internet" as a access point for Exchange but not for normal e-mail providers.
Some people suggested to setup acces point to "Default" while setting up a new email account. However, I've never seen this option.
I think Nokia's terminology is so vague. What would be "Default" connection as opposed to "Internet"?
In addition, in "Network Destionations" it is possible to define the "Internet" group as "Default" so this will be the same thing, or...??? Am I missing something?
I stumbled upon this article that Nokia would release a patch addressing this access point issue.
I spent hours searching for the patch to no avail. Does anybody know whether that patch exists at all?
http://www.e71fanatics.com/2009/01/big-ooops-in-recent-nokia-email-version.html
Having exhausted all possibilities I was thinking I could install Nokia Messaging 9.7. Apparently this version is compatible with S60v3 unlike the Nokia Messaging 10.2.
I have no idea whether Nokia Messaging 9.7 was ever ment to be for N86 8MP but if not does anybody know whether the unsigned version could be installed instead?
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Alex

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I have my Nokia E6 configured for my Corporate Email, MfE and it works fine. In the settings for MfE, I see a setting for Access Point, where I choose Internet with Priority 1 as my Home WLAN and Priority 2 as my GPRS connection.
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Hi Stuart,
To answer your question:
There is no shared secret for the ACS itself.
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Automatic Email Retrieval through Access Point Gro...

Hi,
Has anyone else had problems with applications locking up while using 'Automatic Retirieval' through 'Access Point Groups' on a wireless network?
My phone works fine in every other respect but as soon as I schedule it to access my email account (not BB) I invariably get one of the following instabilities:
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This is really confusing - let me try to explain better.
I have two different applications capable of handling emails, with very different look and feel:
- one is called "Messaging" and it shows emails as well as sms folders, and I have no problem selecting access points when the sync needs to happen (the icon of this application is two mail letters, similar to the icon for writing a new sms)
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Access point Nokia messaging.

I have a N97 mini.
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create a new destination in connectivity settings, copy your wifi access point to it. and set messaging to use that.
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E55 user defined access point for outgoing email (...

Hello
I changed the outgoing default connection in E55 here:
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now when i do a email message it doesnt send when i choose send in any new email message
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then if i try to get out the only options are delete/save to drafts
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Peter

peter_p wrote:
Hello
I changed the outgoing default connection in E55 here:
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now when i do a email message it doesnt send when i choose send in any new email message
it seems a bug, because it does not quit of the send option, it appears a little window sending email, but it does not send!
then if i try to get out the only options are delete/save to drafts
can this be fixed?
Peter
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Message Edited by shehanj on 05-May-2009 11:21 AM

Heh. I knew it was something (reasonably) obvious. For anyone else looking, it's found at:
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