SETTING UP HOTMAIL MESSAGING ON NOKIA E71

Hello,

I finally managed to set up my emails. (hotmail and a Russian mailbox (from my origin)
My phone - Nokia E71
My provider - SFR
My plan - Illimythics 3G+ Full Internet 2H plan.

Step 1. Configure Access Point
Menu - Tools - Settings - Connection - Access Point - Option - New Access Point - Connection Name (SL2 SFR) - Data bearer (Packet data) - Access Point Name (sl2sfr).

Step 2. Mailbox configuration (Hotmail)
Connection settings - Incoming email - Username (xxxxxx@hotmail.com) - Password - Incoming mail server (pop3.live.com) - Access point used (SL2 SFR) - Mailbox name (hotmail.com) - Mailbox type (POP3) - Port security (SSL/TLS) - Port (Default).
Outgoing emails - My email address (xxxxxxx@hotmail.com) - Username (xxxxxx@hotmail) - Password - Outgoing mail server (smtp.live.com) - Access point used (SL2 SFR) - Port security (Start TLS) - Port (587).

Hello everyone,

I own a Nokia E71 with a 2-hour illimythics plan (not the illimythics iPhone or Full internet). Therefore, I only have access to the wapsfr gateway and not sl2sfr. Selja's method is indeed correct for iPhone and Full internet (sl2sfr), but not with the standard illimythics (wapsfr).
Nokia email uses the default active gateway (wapsfr for me), so that's a no-go. Personally, I found a solution for Symbian-type phones (and others too), which is the emoze application. It allows for push mail directly on the phone. It supports Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook, exchange accounts, Facebook, basically almost everything. It integrates perfectly with the phone (your accounts appear in the phone's messaging, you reply to your emails as if you were sending a text, attachments...). There are just two downsides: I only found the app in English, which isn't very pretty, but I'm waiting for a potential update; the second downside, which isn't really a downside if you set up the app properly: the battery can drain quickly if the app is "pushing" all the time.

Well, after all, it's a personal choice; I wanted a relatively professional phone, and it's not fair for an operator to limit its capabilities...

Hello,

it is impossible to receive your hotmails directly on the E71.

This is possible with POP and IMAP emails but not with Microsoft's HTTP protocol.

You have to go through Hotmail's webmail (www.hotmail.fr)

See you later!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR RESPONSE

SO HOW DO I TRANSFER MY HOTMAIL EMAILS TO GMAIL.COM YES I HAVE TO MAKE AN EMAIL IN GMAIL.COM VERY SIMPLE FOR TELEPHONES THE ISSUE IS FOR NOW MY CONTACTS AND ALL MY EMAILS ARE ON HOTMAIL
I WENT TO THE TAB TO FORWARD MY EMAILS TO ANOTHER ADDRESS AND IT TELLS ME INCORRECT ADDRESS
SO PLEASE IT'S YOUR TURN PLEASE

Hi, I think it depends on the plan you have because in the full internet package from SFR, the option to read emails is included. So if you don't have this option, you won't be able to access your emails on your mobile.

Hello
for the POP it's pop.SFR.fr and for the SMTP it's smtp.SFR.fr if your ISP is SFR of course!
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Happy is he who, like the river, can follow its course without leaving its bed!

THANKS FOR YOUR RESPONSE BUT EVEN IF MY EMAIL BOX IS ON HOTMAIL, DOES IT GO THROUGH THE SFR SERVER????
I TELL YOU THIS BECAUSE AT MY PLACE I CONNECT MY NOKIA E71 VIA WIFI SO I HAVE INTERNET THROUGH FREE, OK??? BUT IF I WANT TO CHECK MY EMAILS, DO I GO THROUGH FREE OR SFR???? PLEASE EXPLAIN

you have to go through your ISP since it's the one that stores the mail. So if the ISP is SFR it's like I told you. You can try replacing SFR with Hotmail, it won't cost anything!
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Happy is he who like the river can follow its course, without leaving its bed!

WELL, I ENTERED POP.SFR.FR AND SMTP.SFR.FR AND IT STILL DOESN'T WORK
PLEASE HELP ME WITH YOUR SOLUTION??

Bullshit...
I'm on Hotmail and I'm receiving my emails normally without going through Google or the web, but directly through the app designed for it.
The incoming server is: pop3.live.com and the outgoing server is: smtp.live.com
Add your Hotmail address and your password, then you'll see that life becomes so beautiful.

As a little bonus, you can use Nokia Messenger to pull in other email addresses from different messaging accounts (for example: MobileMe, AIM, etc.)

That's all folks!!!

Hello superrappin' :)

I tried your method, but I couldn't import my emails into the app for that purpose.

I tried:

incoming email: pop3.live.com

outgoing: smtp-auth.sfr.fr or mail.sfr.fr or smtp.live.com

But nothing retrieves my emails; when I try to connect via mobile internet, I get an error message: "general: operation timed out".

So I don't know what I'm doing wrong...

Could you help me?

No, no, I haven't read the entire forum, but I, having the Nokia E71, receive on one side my work emails, and on the other side my Hotmail inbox.

Hello,

I used the method so no problem I can send an email, but how do I check my inbox?

Thanks

You will have the answer on www.nettoyage-pro-idf.fr