Contents
What is Exchange ActiveSync™?.... 4
Installing Exchange ActiveSync™... 4
Setting up an Exchange ActiveSync™
account................................................ 5
Your first synchronization...................... 6
Synchronization settings ........................ 6
Email....... ............................................ 7
Folders.................................................... 8
Creating a message................................. 8
Receiving email..................... ... ... ... ........ 9
Contacts............................................ 10
Using Contacts ..................................... 10
Calendar........................................... 11
Using Calendar..................................... 11
Working offline................................ 12
Global Address List......................... 13
Troubleshooting............................... 13
Synchronization errors ......................... 13
Connection errors................................. 14
Password problems............................... 14
SSL-related problems........................... 14
Technical support........ ... .... .................. 15
If you lose your phone.......................... 15
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Exchange ActiveSync™ for Sony Ericsson M600i
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What is Exchange
ActiveSync™?
With Exchange ActiveSync™ in your phone
you can wirelessly synchronize corporate
email, calendar items, and contacts on a
Microsoft™ Exchange Server 2003 with the
corresponding information in your phone.
email
Contacts
Calendar
email
Contacts
Calendar
Exchange ActiveSync supports SSL (Secure
Socket Layer) connections, enabling the same
level of security trusted for online banking.
Your IT department or operator can tell you if
you can set Exchange ActiveSync to connect
to your server using an SSL connection.
Exchange ActiveSync stores its data in the
applications on your phone. Email messages
go to Messaging (in a separate Exchange
ActiveSync mailbox), calendar items to
Calendar, and contacts to Contacts.
Exchange
Server 2003
All changes in your phone are automatically
synchronized with your Exchange Server data.
and vice versa.
With the Direct Push feature activated in your
phone, synchronization is immediate. If you,
for example, receive a new email in your
Outlook™ (or a similar client) it is instantly
copied to your phone. This is the default
setting. You can, at any time, switch to
synchronizing manually or at a defined time
interval.
Note: Push synchronization requires
M600iPC
Installing Exchange
ActiveSync™
The Exchange ActiveSync client software is
supplied on the Memory Stick Micro™
(M2™) in your phone. The server software is
already included in your company Microsoft
Exchange Server 2003.
Note: Before installing and setting up
Exchange ActiveSync you have to set up an
Internet account in your phone. Ask your IT
department or operator which settings to use
for the Internet and Exchange ActiveSync
accounts.
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 with SP2 or
later.
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To install Exchange ActiveSync
1. In your phone, select
2. Tap the file and select
3. When the installation is ready, you will
4. Select
and locate the Exchange
manager
ActiveSync installation file on the
Memory Stick.
see the option
Exchange ActiveS ync.
Yes to start Exchange ActiveSync
and close the Installation complete
dialog.
Tools > File
Install.
Do you want to start: Select
Setting up an
Exchange
ActiveSync™ account
T o set up your Exchange ActiveSync account
1. Select
2. Select
3. Enter the following information:
Tools > Exchange ActiveSync.
Next.
User Name – the name you will use to
connect to the Exchange account. It is
usually the same as your Windows login
user name.
Password – the password you will use to
connect to the Exchange account. It is
usually the same as your Windows login
password.
Server Name – the name of the publicly
accessible server (must not include http://
or /, but be in the form of
exchange.mycompany.com).
Domain – the domain you belong to in
your corporate network.
Use SSL (Secure Socket Layer) – enabled
by default. To dis able this feature, unmark
the check box.
Note: Check with your IT -department or
operator that you can use an SSL connection
to your server before marking this check box.
Also verify with them that the set of Certificate
Authority (CA) root certificates on your phone
matches the set of root certificates on the
server.
4. Select
5. A message appears requesting permission
6. The next screen recommends you turn off
7. Choose how you would like to
Verify to ensure that you can
successfully connect to the Exchange
Server.
to access your data network. If you are
going to use Direct Push we recommend
that you select
the calendar, contacts, and email
synchronization categories of the Sony
Ericsson PC Suite while using Exchange
ActiveSync. This is to avoid duplication
of synchronized items. Select
synchronize your Exchange Server data
with your phone data. Then select
Overwrite (recommended) – contacts and
calendar information will be removed
Always.
Next.
Next.
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