Setting up email on Nokia 6230i

Having managed to find out how to send an MMS (yay), I now need to know how to set up an email a/c. I d/loaded Email Configuring Tool but in it, I'm not sure what to type for the following:
Mailbox name?
SMTP (outgoing server)?
Incoming Server Type (POP3 or IMAP4)?
Incoming Server?
In the User Name, do I just type in the first part of my email address? The email address I wanted to access from my fone is a Hotmail one I already have set up, but when I'd gone into into 'Advanced' within Nokia's website to try and set up email, Hotmail wasn't in the drop down list.
Am a bit lost here.

this is normally information provided to you by your email provider.
did you read this thread by Karim, its very helpful: http://discussions.nokia.co.uk/discussions/board/message?board.id=messaging&message.id=114
however, if you have set up outlook or outlook express you can use the same values there for the fields in the email config tool.

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Can anyone help with my problem. I have an ntl email account which I have set up on my nokia n95 8gb. I am on the vodafone network. I can send email no problem but I cannot receive them on my mobile. I have asked vodafone for help but got no where. They suggested I go to nokia website and use advance settings to configure my phone for ntl email to be set up which I have done. But because i still could't receive emails they then told me to take it to a vodafone store for them to look at which I did, they altered the settings but the problem not able to receive emails is still there. I keep getting asked for my user name and password over and over after I click ok. I have checked they are correct numerous times. Vodafone says its a problem that lies with the nokia handset and ntl !! If the ntl server isn't compatible with the handset how come I can send emails but not receive and how come nokia website gave me a code to configure my phone to set up ntl email using vodafone network. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Dear Eve,
With great interest I read your post about your email issue with your Nokia N95. Could you help me out by checking the following link to see if this has to do with your problem...? I would like to thank you for any effort beforehand.
/discussions/board/message?board.id=smartphones&message.id=97611#M97611
Best regards,
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Cannot set up email on nokia 6303classic

Hi...i cannot set up my hotmail email account on my phone. Does anyone know settings? The error msg is that it cannot connect, check host settings. But i have internet settings so it should work. Please anyone help!! thanks in advance
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Hi don't worry. The problem has been solved. Just one question...how do you delete posts you've made...? Thanks x

How to set up Email in S60v3/5/^3 and bypass the N...

There are many threads on this board that all say the same thing and usually are about how Nokia Messaging or email is not working or syncing.
In an effort to have a base-line to assist with these, I have made the following tutorial to help users to bypass the Nokia Messaging (NM) as it is the auto-default to set up email on Nokia devices.
NM allows for “push” email, which will not keep you constantly online and will allow for marking your server email with what you have on your device. Ie-if it is read on the device, it will be marked as read on the server, deleted, then deleted, etc.
When you bypass the NM, you will lose the “push” but you can setup most email as an IMAP4 which will do the same thing, and you can select what folders to sync, and how often to have them sync, not keeping you online.
This tutorial was done on a Symbian s60v5 device, and while some of the dialog may be different among devices, the process is relatively the same when bypassing NM.
Open the email client, select options
Select Settings
Select E-mail
Select Mailboxes
Options
New mailbox
E-mal wizard will show up, tap Start
Next screen, Preparing for installation:
If asked, allow to use network. It will default to network to allow for set-up of NM.
If first time setting up email, this screen will show, “Welcome to E-mail setup” after you have done it once, it may not show up. Tap Start.
Enter E-mail address, then tap OK
Splash screen
Enter Password, then tap Ok.
Splash screen
This is the screen where you can choose between the NM and the internal email client. Aka, Terms of Service (on some devices you have to “agree”) (aka-TOS). The default is Yes! Activate my Nokia Messaging account, and if you have already set one up, it will say, “Add to my Nokia Messaging account.
You need to select “No Thanks. I’ll check for new messages manually.” Or “Create a separate account that uses manual delivery.
Splash screen
Confirmation screen. Select Ok.
Your new mailbox may not show up in the next screen which is supposed to show all the mailboxes set up. It is a slight glitch in some phones. Just tap the back button and then mailboxes, then you should see it set-up in the mailboxes as shown. Highlight your new mailbox and then select options to setup the settings of the email address.
You will need your inbound and outbound server settings and ports and securities if needed. You should be able to google for the various email types and if it is a company email, you should be able to get this information from your system admins.
The following are just some screen shots so that you can see the process to follow. While the NM will sync and mark messages as read the same in the inbox, if you set up your email as an IMAP4, it will do the same and sync all the folders on the server as well. There is an option to for how frequent you would like your email to auto-sync, just as with the NM. AND what days you would like it to work!
As there are older, the same, and newer versions of the Symbian and NM, this should help many people as least have the right guidance to bypass it if they wish and get on with consistent email service without using the NM.

I managed to set up an account manually on the C7 but I had to trick the email application by entering an invalid email address and password. After it could not find my account it then opened up all the settings and permitted me to add the manual IMAP settings, reply to address and other details. After I committed the settings, the phone recognised the account as a gmail account and it locked down all the settings again so I could not go back and change them if wrong.
I was quite chuffed with myself for seemingly resolving all my issues.....but on using the new account settings I could not sync the gmail sent / bin folders. All the other folders synchronised fine and when I send email it has the correct reply to address. Strangely this matches the best results I obtained when connecting using the Mail for Exchange settings so am no further forward. I am a little confused by this as when I let the phone set up the Gmail account on it's own it can sync everything.....but I just can't
I am now hoping that the new software update (PR1.2) gets email working a little better....well when I eventually get it hehe.

Setting up e-mail accounts on nokia 6230i

i need help on setting up a hotmail account for use on my nokia 6230i. i have no idea how to do this so a step by step guide will be most grateful. please help

The phone's email support is for Internet standards for email access.
For sending/outgoing email that means SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). In other words, you need to specify your email service providers SMTP server for the outgoing mail (or your phone network operators SMTP server, if the operator requires that their server is used).
For receiving/incoming email, that means either POP3 (Post Office Protocol version 3), or IMAP4 (Internet Mail Access Protocol version 4). Depending on the mail service provider, they could limit you to use one or the other, or allow either one.
In the case of Hotmail the problem is that Microsoft has chosen not to support these Internet email standards at all for accessing Hotmail mailboxes, as far as I know.
Until Microsoft does that, you can't use the phone's email support for direct email access.
However, you should be able to use the phone's built-in WAP browser ("Services", or whatever it is called on the 6230i) to access Hotmail through http://mobile.msn.com/wml/
There could be some intermediate email service providers that can act as a front-end service to provide this SMTP and POP3/IMAP4 access to their servers, and they access Hotmail using Hotmail's proprietary/non-standard mechanisms, or whatever. With such an intermediary, you would have to give your Hotmail/Passport username and password to the intermediary. Not necessarily very safe.

Unable to set up email POP3/IMAP on Nokia C3-00

I am trying to set up email POP3/IMAP data on my NOKIA C3-00 (as my email provider is different from Gamil, Hot mail, yahoo, etc...) but it seems impossible to access option when using Menu > Email > Others.
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Please Read This if You Need Help Setting Up Email...

Hi Everyone!
If you are hoping to use your Nokia phone for send and receiving emails you will need to set this up prior to use.
You may find that your phone has already been setup to send and receive emails by your network. This will be for the email address that has been provided to you by your network. If you would like to set up your phone for another email account, like your private or work email account, this will need to be set up by you.
The easiest way to do this is to order the settings from our site. You can do this from this link: Nokia Settings Page Here you can order all the settings you might need, to get your email settings click on Order Advance Settings and choose email when prompted.
Dont worry if you can't see your email provider in that list, if you have Nokia PC Suite installed you can connect your phone to your PC and configure your email account with some software.
If you have a 9500, 9300 or 9300i communicator you can go here: Nokia Configuartion Tool
If you have 3220, 6230i, 8800, 6810, 6820 or 6822 you can go here: Nokia Email Configuration Tool
If you have a series 60 phone like a 6680 or 7610 etc you can install the Settings Wizard from here: Nokia Settings Wizard. This application will attempt to configure your email settings for you. You will need a working installation of PC Suite to install this from your PC. If you are able to get the installation file on to your phone you will be able to install from there.
If your phone has not been listed in any of the above points, then unfortunately you will need to configure the phone manually. If you need to do this you will have to find out some basic information first:
Your incoming server address
Your outgoing server address
Do you require a secure incoming/outgoing connection?
Do you need SSL?
Your email provider will be able to provide all this information, if you get stuck during the setup on what you should be entering for a setting, your email provider will be able to help you out.
Hope this is enough to help some of you out, any comments are welcome - just send me a PM.
Cheers
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EDIT: Updated link to the phonesettings pageMessage Edited by ajak on 20-Aug-2007 04:27 PM

Road Runner is a pain at times to get to work on both Wi-Fi and EDGE. It seems as if their outgoing mail server doesn't like to roam. CWMX is ONLY for use on the cellular network, and if you plan on using Wi-Fi to send e-mails periodically, CWMX will NOT work.
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Nokia 6230i BT Fax Modem not supported but INF fil...

I have a Nokia 6230i - response from querying the modem gives FCLASS? as zero (no fax support) but the INF file shows that fax support is there:
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The Nokia 6320i does not appear in the list of valid modems for Microsoft Fax, though it is in the list of modems for data stuff. I can use it as a modem fine for data calls.
I have tried initialising the modem using the string specified ATS7=255&D3 but to no avail.
Surely there is some way of enabling the fax modem - by flashing the phone or something.....

Sorry George - don't think you can. After searching elsewhere it looks like fax support isn't something they bothered to implement on this phone's modem.
You need to check the feature list of the phone when you buy it if you want a fax-modem.
It seems completely unbelieveable that this isn't there as in the commercial modem market they all come with fax support. Just laziness that they didn't implement it I can only presume.
I got round this by setting up an account with efax.com and sending faxes via email.
Shame I know - but this actually works very nicely (you email the phone number @efax.com with the document you want to send attached) and I also get to have a backup of all received faxes (faxes to your number come in as email).
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Nokia 6230i @ indicator

Hello, I currently own a Nokia 6230i. Last week i received a E-mail message, however i have not purchased any e-mail package or have i set up any e-mail account on my phone.
Now i have a @ indicator on my screen which i can not get rid of. I have checked the manual and i cant find this indicator anywhere.
Can you please tell me how i can delete this "@" indicator from my screen, or at least what it means.
Thank you,
Mike H.

Did you delete/remove (or read/open) any and all email messages or email settings on the phone?
I don't have a 6230i, but I think the indicator means you have an unread email message. Opening it or reading it should clear the indicator in that case.

NOKIA 6230i asking for password to access MMC

Hi there to every one,
I'm using a Kingston 512mb MMC with my Nokia 6230i. I do not know how it happend, but when I tried to access the MMC few days back, the phone asked for the password. I don't remember setting up any password, so I'm stuck here. The phone is not showing up any information about the card including size, free and used memory. mean while my other MMC is working fine. The phone only supports java applicatons and I could not find any to recover or reset the password.
I tried to connect the phone with my PC but its no use.
The phone askes for the password in data storage mode, and PC_Suit does not show the card in data enhancement mode.
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Try to format the MMC either in the phone or in a computer. Slow or full format.
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Set up email key on E61 for several mailboxes

Hi,
is there any way I can configure the email key on my E61 to connect to more than one mailbox and download new emails? I have three which are more or less equally likely to have important new mails at any time.
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hendikoischnur wrote:
Hi,
is there any way I can configure the email key on my E61 to connect to more than one mailbox and download new emails? I have three which are more or less equally likely to have important new mails at any time.
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How to set up email configuration on E61
Step 1: Type the following on your phone without quotes “*#0000#” you will find out which version your phone is. Should be one of the following and write it down.
2.618.06.05 or 1.610.04.04
Step 2: Go to Nokia’s website and download the Blackberry Connect software. You will have to select region as Europe, Carrier as Other (don’t select t-mobile), and phone model Nokia E61. Click the show button and you will find three links. Based on version number choose the top link or the middle link. Make sure your USB cable is hooked up to your phone and pc suite is connected. Then download the file and double click to open it. It should automatically install itself. Once it says install successful then you can disconnect the USB link. Next go to Menu the messages icon. Then click on options and settings and then email then change default to black berry and email to black berry and click on those settings and make sure black berry setting are “on” for everything. Then go back and click on email and your can select your email and using joystick and move to right and you will find your pin# and imei# and all other info. Write this down as it is necessary for next steps.
Step3: Go to my t-mobile website, if you haven’t not logged in then set this up. It is mandatory.
Once you login to my t-mobile website click on Communication tools tab in pink color. Next click on “Learn about T-mobile Web” which is in pink writing. Then you will already be on a white tab called communications. Re click on the white communications tab and you will see a new menu which has a link for Blackberry. Click on Blackberry. Then click on the link Setup Blackberry Internet Email. If you cant follow the above then follow this link : ===>h t t p s/ /:my.t-mobile.com/PartnerServices.aspx?service=BByIntEmail
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Nokia 6230i Speed-Dials

I have a Nokia 6230i and wish to set speed dials as I had on my previous phone, a Nokia 8210.
On the 8210 I could set the speed dial on all numbers 1 - 9, including the No. 1 button. By pressing the key pad No. (e.g. number 1 button) and then pressing the hash button (bottom right) the display would change and the telephone number of speed dial for button No 1 would be displayed (e.g. 0121 123 4567) prior to making the call.
I could do this with all buttons 1 - 9 and show the 'phone number for each button.
The instruction book did not show how to do this,but somehow I managed it: I've since forgotten how I did it!
I would like to have the same function on my 6230i but I cannot replicate the same conditions as my 8210. On the 6230i I can put speed dials in buttons 2 - 9 (but not in button No 1 as it defaults to 901 each time - which I don't want) but I cannot find the facility for showing the number on screen for all the 1 - 9 buttons prior to dialing. Can anybody help please?

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I've been trying to set up email on my phone for days now, and I keep getting the same recuring problem.
Just to let you know, my phone has the latest firmware, and the latest version of nokia messaging.
When I try to set up email I go through the whole process, type in my email and then get an error that says "Unable to connect with the information provided. Please try again."
This happens no matter what address I try to put in.
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So I go there enter my phone number and select my device, click next, and then get redirected to a page that says something like "now go to email.nokia.com on your phone browser". No other pages to sign up or enter a password or give my details in any other way!!!
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Can't set my email account on E52

Dear all
I have a real problem,
i can't set my email account using email application on my New nokia E52.
I enter my adress and password, and wait few seconds to let the phone detect the parameters, but nothing is happening !!! no new email box is created !!! and he didn't invite me to enter settings : like server, port number... automatically he return to the main menu.
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1. go to Nokia Messaging at: www.email.nokia.com
2. register your email accounts you want to add to your phone.
3. then try and register them on your phone. it should work.
4 for me on my e52 my hotmail.co.uk does not still work. but yahoo, gmail and ovi works.(
5 to make hot mail work you could use the hotmail app found in your text messing folder or download it from the ovi store.
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