Have a Galaxy S3? Can you check something for me please?

[garment69]

On my GS2, my work server address format was not supported. We use an IP followed by a port number. Would someone mind setting up a dummy corp sync account and see if the email client will accept the server address, 123.123.123.123:1234? You can use any bogus info you want, I just need to see if the client will allow you to continue with the server address in that format.

Thanks in advance.

 

[rkkeller]

On my GS2, my work server address format was not supported. We use an IP followed by a port number. Would someone mind setting up a dummy corp sync account and see if the email client will accept the server address, 123.123.123.123:1234? You can use any bogus info you want, I just need to see if the client will allow you to continue with the server address in that format.

Thanks in advance.

I am not sure how to do what you want but the format you want tested is a standard ip with the port specified so not sure why it would not work.

I can view my online security cameras with the browser using the same format if that helps any?????

 

[garment69]

I am not sure how to do what you want but the format you want tested is a standard ip with the port specified so not sure why it would not work.

I can view my online security cameras with the browser using the same format if that helps any?????

Its a specific issue with Samsung. If you could, just go into set up new corp email/exchange email, put in a dummy email address, password, username, domain and then put in the server address as I mentioned. If the email client allows you to hit the "continue" button then Samsung has fixed.

Greatly appreciated.

 

[OneMike]

Next is grayed out when you attempt to add an address with a port number.

 

[rkkeller]

It does not work. When you remove the port, it works with the ip address alone.

 

[garment69]

What a bummer!!

Thanks for checking guys.