I don't have a google account so this this is more of a shot in the dark...

Have you tried to set the EAS protocol permanent to version 2.5 (or maybe 12.0 or 12.1) as described in the Heartbeat-Wiki under troubleshooting?

My guess would be: The older the Exchange server, the less policies IT can enable. Setting N900's protocol to the oldest -> lowest standard (2.5) therefore might help. Again, I don't run either Exchange nor Google Sync!

Though not being related to Nokia or Vitaly's dev team I'd like to take up the cudgels for them - at least to some content ;-)

As much as I know there are a rough 30 different security policies IT can enable on Exchange's 2009 configuration. I doubt that any device (except maybe WinMo 6.1 devices) supports all of them.

The iPhone for example used to forge device encryption on OS3.0 to get Exchange sync up and running. As soon as OS3.1 came out this "feature" was dropped leaving the iPhone disciples syncless again...

If you have the time go read this essay on Exchange's policies. This quite clearly explains why Vitaly would mostly suggest to enable the "Allow non-provisionable devices" tab on Exchange as it eventually eliminates possible sync errors/ communication errors with a hand-strike.

Vitaly & his buddies will for sure come up with extended EAS support- no doubt. But you now might understand why this could take a while.

And besides, the other devices aren't much better here - it all depends on your IT's policy settings. If you're lucky, other devices might pass your specific environment's settings just because they respond to a policy by forged output. Nokia can't. They officially licensed EAS and therefore have to stick to the rules...

Just my 2 cents.

I can see all sent items, from all three locations (outlook, owa and N900)
On my N900 I can only see items sent from N900. not from OWA nor Outlook
I have installed MFEfolders to disable sync of unnecessary folders. but I haven´t done anything to the "sent folder".
Anyone got the same problem?

Yep, same here.

--edit---

No, I DO get the sent items. In my MfEfolders there's 2 folders shown: "Sent" and "Sent items". If I choose "Sent items" there's a folder added with all sent email as well. But it won't show up in the default sent folder...

Is there a way to specify the servlet URL in mfe

* I can't see any reference in GUI
* I tried adding URL after server name, don't think that's working

So is there a text file or similar created by MFE that can be manually edited?

Now another question. First caveat is that this is with google. HOWEVER I wonder if there is a general mail client BUG?

* Create Nokia Messaging account (for gmail)
* send/receive of email works fine
* Create mfe account for gmail, calendar only
* calendar sync works ok
* NM continues to work fine for receiving mail
* Compose new mail & send
* Mail does not get sent. sits on outbox
* Confirm "default" mailbox is nokia messaging
* delete gmail mfe account, mail then sends ok

So disregarding whether or not mfe works, I think the mail client is trying to send through the wrong account.

Anyone else seen this? bug open? If not sound slike a valid bug (I can open one if so)

I guess a test would be to also configure another supported account, say IMAP & see what happens

| Update -- did this, and I see the sent mail in my gmail's "sent mail". Since I'm pretty sure nokia messaging doesn't do this it suggests that the mail client is choosing the WRONG account to send mail through,

If you spent 600 plus on a device that does not perform as advertised.......would you give it a rest? I have a simple question: will provisioning appear for this device?

One thing I would not do is continue parroting the same thing over and over and over again in the same place.

I would escalate.

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
-Albert Einstein

So do you think that political movements and consumer rants in internet (for example xbox and apple issues) have done nothing good?

I understand that yelling same thing here over and over again might not be useful at all, but yelling it different locations and collecting other people having same issue and again yelling again same thing with big volume might change things.

slender, kindly note the part of my comment that says "same thing" and "same place" (you did quote it after all).

Thanks.

Should stop speed reading.