[mikepui]

Hi,

Does anyone know how to configure Exchange Server Email on LogicMail BB?

I can configure it fine for GMAIL Server via IMAP - imap.gmail.com and via SMTP - smtp.gmail.com

However, I got stuck for my corporate email which usually only one server required to be configured on normal mobile that supports Exchange Server...

I did not subscribe BIS and this should be the option. Really appreciate if anyone could help on this!

Tx a lot!

[tsac]

You can go to their web site for setup instructions but do not be surprised to learn you need a blackberry Data plan to have it work.

[penguin3107]

Originally Posted by mikepui

Does anyone know how to configure Exchange Server Email on LogicMail BB?
I can configure it fine for GMAIL Server via IMAP - imap.gmail.com and via SMTP - smtp.gmail.com

What messaging protocols are publicly available on your Exchange server? Does it support public POP or IMAP?

[mikepui]

Originally Posted by tsac

You can go to their web site for setup instructions but do not be surprised to learn you need a blackberry Data plan to have it work.

Don't really think blackberry Data plan is required for LogicMail since it's a 3rd party software... my GMail works fine with and HTML is also able to work...

[mikepui]

Originally Posted by penguin3107

What messaging protocols are publicly available on your Exchange server? Does it support public POP or IMAP?

That I won't be sure as I've done the research. IMAP should be able to support all emails that are stored on the server and retrieved at all client's device whenever possible.

It just like when I want to configure the Exchange Server Email on my iPhone, I just need to input one server address... webmail.tm.com.my...

But on BB without the BIS, I've to try on 3rd party software. LogicMail requires configuration on both IMAP - Incoming and SMTP - Outgoing server, this... I got stuck...

[penguin3107]

Originally Posted by mikepui

IMAP should be able to support all emails that are stored on the server and retrieved at all client's device whenever possible.

Yes, but your Exchange and Network administrators must enable IMAP support on the server and allow external connections via IMAP ports directly to the server. To be honest, it's not likely they will permit this as it poses a security problem.

Originally Posted by mikepui

It just like when I want to configure the Exchange Server Email on my iPhone, I just need to input one server address... webmail.tm.com.my...

No, it's not like that. Your iPhone uses Activesync to connect to Exchange... not IMAP or POP.

Originally Posted by mikepui

LogicMail requires configuration on both IMAP - Incoming and SMTP - Outgoing server, this... I got stuck...

Exchange uses Activesync for both inbound and outbound mail. I highly doubt your Exchange administrator is going to allow public SMTP on that server. That's a big no-no.
You might need to find a public SMTP relay to use to allow sending of messages from your device.