More details? Are you trying to configure an Email account on your phone? Because I haven't got a clue what you mean by Nokia Messaging I'm afraid!

If you are looking for an Email account setup on your phone ensure that you have the correct ports set up and whether the account is SSL / TLS enabled - without these being set up correctly the account won't work. If you want your Sky Email account to run through the phone then the applicable settings are as follows:

Enable POP forwarding in your Sky Email account settings;

Login to My Sky. Click on Email & Tools at the top of the page. Then click on email icon on next page, and when your client loads in, look for "Mail Settings" at top right of page (next to your email address) and click on it. On the next page click on "Forwarding and POP" and under "POP Download" click on the radio button that says "Enable POP for all mail". In the drop down box where it says "When messages are accessed with POP" you can choose whether to delete the email once its been downloaded to your PC or keep a copy on Sky's servers

When you're done, click on Save Changes (Don't forget this part!)

POP forwarding is now enabled in your Sky account.

Configuring your account on your phone is as follows:

Select "Other" as the service provider, and not Nokia Messaging. Region is UK and the title of the account should be "Sky Mail" or whatever else you want.

Name = Your Name as you want it to appear in the "From" field.
User Name = Your FULL Sky Email Address
Password = the password you set up on your account
Email address = Your FULL Sky Email Address

Account type is POP3.
Server Information:
- Incoming mail server (POP3): pop.tools.sky.com, PORT 995
Tick the box for Secure Authentication
Secure Connection Type will be SSL(POP3S)

- Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.tools.sky.com, PORT 465
Secure Authentication needs to be changed to "Login"
Secure Connection again will be SSL

Click on next and go to Advanced Settings - check that both of the server ports are correct as per the above, 995 for the POP3 server and 465 for the SMTP server.

Any other problems post back - I'll watch the thread and help you if I can.