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Posted by Tim Watson on February 27, 2007, 11:16 am
Please log in for more thread options Yes, Wi-FI is turned on and supported by my smartphone and, yes, it is a
personal LAN.
It is nice, you feel my pain, but anyone have an idea what setting I have
set incorrectly?
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>>I justed checked my Windows Mobile2003 PocketPC, and it can connect to my
>>intranet. It is just my Windows Mobile 2005 smartphone that cannot
>>connect to my intranet.
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>>>I am having trouble connecting to intranet sites with my windows mobile
>>>v5 smartphone. I can connect to internet site though.
>>>
>>> My desktop computer can connect to both intranet & internet sites.
>>>
>>> Both my smartphone and desktop are using the same wireless router. To
>>> ensure that my cellphone is using the wireless router for internet
>>> connectivity, I have disabled GPRS on my cellphone.
>>>
>>> Anyone know what I need to do to fix my cellphone?
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> Since you haven't rcvd a reply, if your cell phone supports Wi-Fi, see if
> you can connect to the Internet via that method.
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> You didn't mention if the intranet is an enterprise LAN or personal LAN.
> If enterprise, check with IT to see if they block logins by browser type.
> If allowed, they double the number of support calls as employees try to
> access data and services from cellular devices.
>
> Passing those 1st two tests, I'd guess it's in the
> Start/Settings/Connections. That area has been such a source of pain for
> me over the last 3 years, I avoid all changes on that page.
>
> As for comparing services under 2003 vs 2005. My 2003 TV allowed setting
> the auto turn on by day, channel and time. The more expensive 2005 TV
> turns on at one time/channel EVERY day. Features are not always carried
> forward.
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