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Old 07-30-2003, 05:46 PM
     
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Wireless Sync option on the i500

There is a wireless sync option on the i500. This is new. Does anyone know what this does? How it works? If it works? Etc...
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Just did a network sync, not sure if this is what you are referring to, but i was sitting in my living room while my computer was in the home office and synced up the Palm...very nice

Nothing like using Sprint's unlimited Vision for that Wonder how the stream looks and how secure it is...

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Can you set a time interval for network syncs? If only it would push....
 
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I'm not sure if thats it. I was hoping for something a little more distant.
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It was using the Vision network...I could have been at my office downtown and it would have worked..heck I could have been in California and it would have worked.
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still want "push"!

Excellent - a network sync might be part of the solution, but it is still far from "push". Some of the most promising 3rd party solutions for push (such as Notify Link and Syncrologic Email Accellerator) use SMS to notify the PDA to go get the email. Does any one know if this SMS could come throgh 3rd party SMS software?
 
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ok kiddies, Funny thing is we just went over this issue in another thread, ill post below the same instructions that i posted from someone else in teh Buisness connect thread. I wanted to have it tested first, then we should put it in the FAQ


Tony, if you ssetup the over air sync, and start it, the internet/ vision icons start going CRAZY, but it doesn't dial in. That is a network hotsync/ local hotsync over air. I figure that is for Wi Fi or Blue Tooth (obviously hotsync is designed for more than just the i500) I make this conclusion because its "over air" and doesn't use the phone.

But, you can do a vision/ over air hotsync. Greg has confirmed the old setup still works.

Here it is again.

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It is completely possible to HotSync your i330 over the internet by following the following steps. I’ll be the first to admit that you have to jump through some hoops to get it working (and remembering all the settings you need), but once you do it a couple times, it’s a snap.

The instructions are broken down so that you make changes to the phone, the HotSync Computer, and then finally doing your first Sync. Don’t skip any steps.

**** Setup on your i330 Phone ****
1. Click on the HotSync icon
2. Go to Options --> Modem Sync Preferences. Choose “Network”
3. Go to Options --> LanSync Preferences. Choose “Local HotSync”
4. Go to Options --> Primary PC Address.
___ a. Set “Primary PC Name” to "!!" (2 exclamation points with no quotes).
___ b. Set “Primary PC Address” to the IP address of the computer(or router) that is attached to the internet.
___ c. Leave “Subnet Mask” blank
5. Go to Options --> Connection Setup. Make sure “Direct Serial” is highlighted. Click “Done”.

**** Setup on your Computer ****
1. Right-click the HotSync icon in the System tray and choose Setup.
2. Click the Network tab
3. Make sure the Profile you want to sync has a checkmark in the checkbox
4. Click the TCP/IP Settings and make sure that your correct IP address is chosen. If you only have one Network adapter (in most cases) this will be grayed-out.
5. Leave Subnet Mask blank and click OK.
6. Click OK again to close the Setup window.
7. Right-click the HotSync icon in the System tray and make sure “Network” has a checkmark next to it.

**** Firewalls & Routers ****
If your computer is behind a firewall or it has a router between it and the internet, you will have to do the following.

1. Make sure you have the following ports open: TCP:14237 & TCP:14238. This is how HotSync (on your phone) communicates with HotSync on your computer. So if you use a software firewall, you will have to allow HotSync to communicate with the internet over these ports. The Palm website indicates that port 14238 is for UDP, but my tests indicate that communication is happening on TCP.
2. If you use a router, you will have to have all requests on those ports forward to the internal computer with HotSync

**** Doing your first HotSync over the Internet ****
1. Click on HotSync and on the main screen, change from “Local” to “Modem”
2. When you change to Modem, it should show you “Sprint” as who it will dial.
3. Press the HotSync icon on this screen. HotSync will dial out to Sprint and initiate the synchronizing. You will see the HotSync notification box popup on the HotSync computer as the process happens (just as it would if it was a local HotSync.)

**** Notes ***
Thanks to member "Get Wright" for this one!
Setting the "Primary PC Name" to "!!" will prevent the HotSync settings in the i330 from getting set to their internal (Private LAN) settings.

Must use actual IP Address
Apparently DNS doesn’t work, because when I try to use my DNS name, which will forward to my Dynamic IP Address, it doesn’t work. If anyone knows how to get this to work, please let me know.

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As for the timed sync.

There are programs, i am testing one that can do a timed macro.

You can then set a macro to do a sync.

those "push" solutions that send you an SMS is CRAP.

IF you have outlook, you can set a rule to send an email to your SMS whenver you get an email so SOMEONE GET ME A SOLUTION, jeez it can't be that tuff.

actually i think the issue is you need provider support from sprint.

Considering that they can't get sms right, i don't see push mail anytime soon
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PHO said:
actually i think the issue is you need provider support from sprint.
Considering that they can't get sms right, i don't see push mail anytime soon
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I hope you're wrong but I'm afraid you're right. Anyone with Sprint care to comment? Any 3rd party care to step up to the plate?
 
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There was discussion about "true SMS" in Dallas, nothing solid.

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My Network admin guy is contacting the corporate headquarter to see if they will allow us to open up the required ports.

Sheesh.... the levels of coporate red tape you have to go through to do something simple. Its a wonder we are able to get anything done at work.


Thanks again Pho for a great tip.

Thanks to you too Greg.

Ah hell... Thanks to everyone for everything!!!!
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