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?

Tim

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.

"Tim Watson" <timothywatson********.com> wrote in message
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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?
>
> Tim
>
>
>

"Tim Watson" <timothywatson********.com> wrote in message
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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.
>
> "Tim Watson" <timothywatson********.com> wrote in message
> news:e1gk%23%23hWHHA.896@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>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?

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.

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.

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?

"Thurman" <thurman@bigplanet.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Tim Watson" <timothywatson********.com> wrote in message
> news:%23Tk1%23kiWHHA.5008@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>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.
>>
>> "Tim Watson" <timothywatson********.com> wrote in message
>> news:e1gk%23%23hWHHA.896@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>>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?
>
> 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.
>
> 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.
>