Nokia E62 Getting Started Manual page 9

Personal Email Setup
Personal email accounts include those accounts you have with
Internet Service Providers (ISP's) such as Yahoo!, AOL, at&t,
Comcast and others.
There are two ways to get your personal email on the
Nokia E62:
1. Xpress Mail. Refer to pages 18-21 of this guide for complete
instructions on setting up your personal email account using
Xpress Mail.
2. BlackBerry Internet Service via BlackBerry Connect. Refer
to pages 25-28 of this guide for complete instructions on
setting up your personal email account using BlackBerry
Internet Service.
Choose Your Email Solution
Choose Your Email Solution
Corporate Email Setup
A corporate email account is usually managed by a company's
IT organization and operates on a corporate server such as
Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Domino.
There are two setup options for accessing your corporate email
on the Nokia E62. Each provides different email solutions that
work with that particular setup option:
1. Self Service – Xpress Mail is a self service option for
accessing your corporate email from your Nokia E62 without
IT support. Note: Your IT administrator may prohibit self
service options. Please consult your IT administrator before
beginning setup.
Self Service Solution:
Xpress Mail provides wireless access to your corporate email
and calendar. All you need is your work email address, the
type of email server your company runs (Microsoft Exchange,
Lotus Domino or IMAP) and the computer you use to access
your corporate email (must be connected to the Internet). Use
of Xpress Mail requires you to have an eligible data rate plan
activated on your Cingular Wireless account. Refer to pages
18-21 of this guide for complete instructions on setting up your
corporate email account using Xpress Mail.
Choose Your Email Solution
Choose Your Email Solution
2. IT Managed
– Good Mobile Messaging, BlackBerry
Enterprise Server (via BlackBerry Connect) and Mail for
Exchange require that your IT administrator centrally
manage and authorize your access to these solutions.
Before you begin setup, the IT administrator must establish
your account on the corporate server. Contact your IT
administrator to see if your company has deployed one or
more of these solutions.
IT Managed Solutions:
Good Mobile Messaging provides real-time wireless push
synchronization of email, calendar, contacts, tasks list and
notes for Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes. You must have
an account on your company's Good Mobile Messaging server.
Contact your IT administrator for more information. You must
also have a qualifying Good data rate plan from Cingular to use
Good Mobile Messaging. Refer to pages 22-24 of this guide for
complete instructions on setting up your corporate email using
Good Mobile Messaging.
BlackBerry Connect links devices with the trusted BlackBerry
push email solution for corporate email, wireless calendar
synchronization, Global Address Lookup (GAL) and attachment
viewing. IT departments can leverage existing BlackBerry
Enterprise Server infrastructure for centralized device
management, triple DES encryption security and the most
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widely used IT policies—kill handheld, set password and
remote lock. You must have an account on your company's
BlackBerry Enterprise Server. You will also need a BlackBerry
Connect data plan activated on your Cingular account. Refer to
pages 25-28 of this guide for complete instructions on setting
up your corporate email using BlackBerry Connect.
Mail for Exchange provides wireless access to your corporate
Microsoft Outlook email, contacts, calendar and tasks list. Your
company must have a Microsoft Exchange 2003 server with
Service Pack 2 (SP2). Use of Mail for Exchange requires a PDA
Connect for Microsoft Direct Push data plan to be activated on
your Cingular account. Refer to pages 29-31 of this guide for
complete instructions on setting up your corporate email using
Mail for Exchange.