Hosted Email:BlackBerry - Revision history

Jab at 23:16, 14 January 2014

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Jab at 20:23, 14 January 2014

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	19 Select '''Save'''.		19 Select '''Save'''.

			[[Category:Client Email Configuration\|Zimbra\|Blackberry]]
			[[Category:Zimbra\|Blackberry]]

John at 00:07, 18 August 2010

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	13 Enter your username information according to the instructions below, enter your password, and then '''Next'''.		13 Enter your username information according to the instructions below, enter your password, and then '''Next'''.

	* Those with ''username@xmission.com'' email accounts simply enter the ''username'' portion of your email address here.		* Those with ''username@xmission.com'' email accounts simply enter the '''username''' portion of your email address here.

	* Those with Zimbra hosted email accounts enter their full email address, '''username@domain.com'''.		* Those with Zimbra hosted email accounts enter their full email address, '''username@domain.com'''.

John at 00:06, 18 August 2010

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	BlackBerry IMAP Configuration.		BlackBerry IMAP Configuration.

	Instructions for configuring your BlackBerry phone are very similar to those found here: [[http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/General_Email_Settings~~\|General Email Settings~~]]		Instructions for configuring your BlackBerry phone are very similar to those found here: [[General Email Settings \| http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/General_Email_Settings]]

John at 22:59, 17 August 2010

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	12 Select '''Provide the Settings to add email account'''.		12 Select '''Provide the Settings to add email account'''.

	13 Enter your ~~XMission email~~ username ~~(username@xmission.com) and~~ your password, then '''Next'''.		13 Enter your username information according to the instructions below, enter your password, and then '''Next'''.

	~~14 Enter~~ '''~~mail~~.~~xmission~~.com''' as the ~~email server~~, then '''Next'''. Zimbra ~~users~~ enter '''zimbra.xmission.com'''.		* Those with ''username@xmission.com'' email accounts simply enter the ''username'' portion of your email address here.

			* Those with Zimbra hosted email accounts enter their full email address, '''username@domain.com'''.

			14 Enter mail server information according to the instructions below, then '''Next'''.

			* XMission.com email accounts enter '''mail.xmission.com'''.
			* Hosted Zimbra accounts enter '''zimbra.xmission.com'''.

	15 Select '''OK'''.		15 Select '''OK'''.

John: BlackBerry IMAP instructions

2010-08-17T22:37:16Z

BlackBerry IMAP instructions

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-Native BES integration allows BlackBerry users to enjoy "push" technology, which can automatically deliver messages and information to their smartphones. Native sync for mail, calendar, contacts, documents, and file access.
+BlackBerry IMAP Configuration.
-Native integration on the BlackBerry requires the subscriber's mobile phone plan have the "BlackBerry Enterprise Data." These plans are typically $6 to $15 p/mo depending on the provider. Many BlackBerry users may already have this on their plan. They need to check with their carrier or review their phone bill.
+Instructions for configuring your BlackBerry phone are very similar to those found here: [[http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/General_Email_Settings|General Email Settings]]
-The Blackberry user will need to update a code on their plan to point the BED services to XMission. Please contact support@xmission.com or your sales agent to get this code.
+General instructions for most BlackBerry phones:

John: Created page with 'Native BES integration allows BlackBerry users to enjoy "push" technology, which can automatically deliver messages and information to their smartphones. Native sync for mail, ca…'

2010-08-06T22:11:38Z

Created page with 'Native BES integration allows BlackBerry users to enjoy "push" technology, which can automatically deliver messages and information to their smartphones. Native sync for mail, ca…'

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Native BES integration allows BlackBerry users to enjoy "push" technology, which can automatically deliver messages and information to their smartphones. Native sync for mail, calendar, contacts, documents, and file access.

Native integration on the BlackBerry requires the subscriber's mobile phone plan have the "BlackBerry Enterprise Data." These plans are typically $6 to $15 p/mo depending on the provider. Many BlackBerry users may already have this on their plan. They need to check with their carrier or review their phone bill.

It is important not to confuse "Blackberry Enterprise Data" (BED) with the "Blackberry Data Plan" as the ''Enterprise'' Data plan which allows the phone to sync with a BlackBerry ''Enterprise'' Server (BES). The data plan is just for general internet data.

The Blackberry user will need to update a code on their plan to point the BED services to XMission. Please contact support@xmission.com or your sales agent to get this code.

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