MyUncle

I believe I am convincing myself into doing something wrong. I am trying to connect/Sync with the Corp. Server via Wireless conection thru the Internet. I have a Nokia Bluetooth Phone and a Belkin Bluetooth CF card. I can get on-line with out fail. When I try to sync email I get message 29 (connection to the network was not detected)

I have also access corp. email thru the Outllook exchange Web access. I can get in but the PIE is not capable of reading the whole page. I can see most of it, but can not see or scroll to the message headers.

I am now trying to sync using VPN. I just use MS VPN on Windows98SE on my laptop. For some reason I was only able to log in and sync email one time and I can not do it again. I've tried for 2 days now to duplicate what I've done.

It's probably simpler than I think. I just need a few more brain cells working on it. Can anyone help me out?

How many of you people intend to get remote corp. email access and how many just intend to sync periodically from their desktop?

All help is welcome

Frankie ;)

enob

I'm attempting to do the same thing but one step behind you..
I just brought the Netgear 701 Wifi card tonight and was able to connect up to the internet via my wireless home DSL and even got to the AXIMSITE.... I have VPN installed on my laptop and it works great via VPN with corp but I have not attempted via the Axim yet..
Will try tomorrow ..
Keep us posted if you find anything and I will do the same.

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MyUncle

The co. I work for has an Exchange Server with both VPN connection and Outlook Web Access(OWA) for remote email access. I have tried the OWA and PIE does not support it.

There is a free download from Microsoft to run a parallel Web Access for CE and Wep (phone) Internet systems on Exchange 5.5 that is Standard on Exchange 2000. I beleive we run 2000 but no one has established the system yet. But it has to be done on the server side. The only end around is to connect a home bound desktop thru VPN and use PC Anywhere of several other similar products