How can I make a Palm Pilot (or similar device) authenticate to my server?

Paul Robichaux

May 28, 2001

1 Min Read
ITPro Today logo in a gray background | ITPro Today

A. Typically, when you log on to a Microsoft Exchange Server, you need just the Windows 2000 or Windows NT account and the associated password. However, when a POP3 client (like the one built into most Palm devices) wants to connect, the client has to use the mailbox name and the account name and domain. For example, my Exchange is in the remote automation domain (RA), and my account is paul. I log on using those credentials, but to get to my POP3 mailbox, I have to tack on the mailbox alias for my mailbox, which is paulr. On my Pilot, I specify RApaulpaulr as the user name, and my NT account password as the password.

Sign up for the ITPro Today newsletter
Stay on top of the IT universe with commentary, news analysis, how-to's, and tips delivered to your inbox daily.

You May Also Like