Blackberry w/webclient

[Lynner]

Is he hooked up to the BES with his Blackberry. I am able to seach my inbox (Just the inbox not the folders underneath it) for messages I have a BB Curve Firmware 4.3.0.127 The firmware may be a little different from the Curve

[adam.vollrath]

Originally Posted by Lynner

Is he hooked up to the BES with his Blackberry. I am able to seach my inbox (Just the inbox not the folders underneath it) for messages I have a BB Curve Firmware 4.3.0.127 The firmware may be a little different from the Curve

I haven't messed with crackberries much, could you tell me how to do that?

He's not hooked up with our BES yet, but will be soon.

[swu]

I'll get the version number tomorrow. It's not my phone but it is brand new so you would think it has a pretty recent version. We can't even get it to render the login page... :-(

No BES service for us, don't want to pay for that. That's why we were so interested in the /m/ option. It *seems* that our Treo and iPhone folks are ok with using /m/, this is our first Blackberry.

Thanks again.

[swu]

Here's the software on the curve. Is that what you are looking for?

Platform: 3.1.0.72
App Version: 4.3.0.127 (202)

Thx.

[swu]

I've done a bit more trial and error and *I think* the issue stems from us using https. I was able to browse the the Zimbra test site and was able to get to the loging screen - there they are just using http.

If you happen to have a blackberry and can browse to a https site, can you shoot me your browser and security settings? Verizon is the carrier if that sheds a bit more light too.

Thx!

[swu]

Thought I would update my own thread with my solution so anyone else with the same problem doesn't have to burn payroll...

My solution was a simple as downloading and running the Opera mini-browser. Works like a charm and runs the Zimbra webclient without a problem. My Blackberry users prefer to use the Opera browser for everything.

[krabina]

I have a Blackberry 8300 v 4.2.2.114 operated by T-Mobile.

In the security settings, I added my host in the TLS settings, so the Blackberry would accept https-sites.

The phone comes with 2 browsers: the t-zones browser and the blackberry browser. the latter can't find my testserver due to configuration issues (as I'm still in testing phase), but the t-zones browser can display the webclient without problems.

in the browser settings, all checkboxes are checked, emulation mode blackberry...

I like the old interface better especially in the calender view...

-Bernhard