The Android devices that are currently validated for use with mSuite are:
Information required
Each Android device has a different setup but they all require similar information:
| 1. | Email address: use your Domino internet email address. |
| 2. | Server:
- if you are using the CSC, use eas.commontime.com
- if you are using your own mSuite Proxy, enter the address of your mSuite Proxy server using <hostname>:<port> where <hostname> is the host name or IP address of the Proxy and <port> is the port that the Proxy listens on for incoming connections through the outer firewall. For example mail.mydomain.com:1700
 Some Android devices (e.g. Motorola Droid, Nexus One) will not allow you to enter the port number in the Server field. Such devices can only connect on ports 80 (non SSL connections) and 443 (SSL connections). In this case you must either:
a) configure your mSuite system to use the CSC (and configure the mobile devices to use eas.commontime.com), or
b) configure your firewall to allow incoming TCP connections from mobile devices on ports 80 and/or 443 and to forward them to the mSuite Proxy's external listener port (typically 1700 or 605), or
c) configure your firewall to allow incoming TCP connections from mobile devices on ports 80 and/or 443 and configure your mSuite Proxy to listen for incoming TCP connections on ports 80 and/or 443 in addition to any other TCP ports it is already listening on. |
| 3. | Domain: if you are connecting via the CSC, use your mSuite 'Alias' name - otherwise leave it blank. If you are using the CSC and do not know your 'Alias', open the mSuite admin console, right click on the database name (immediately below "mSuite Administration Console") then use All Tasks > Generate Provisioning Portal SMS Message The Alias appears after 'Alias:' and before ' cdzprov' |
| 4. | Username: this is your mSuite account name which will normally be your Domino short name, but it depends on how your mSuite account is configured. If your Domino account has multiple short names configured, it must be the first one listed in the person document in the Domino directory.
Android devices do not allow spaces anywhere in the Username so the user's mSuite account name must not include spaces. |
| 5. | Password: this will normally be the Internet password from the person document in the Domino directory. However, mSuite supports several authentication methods so check which one you are using and then use the relevant password. |
| 6. | SSL: to secure the connection, enable SSL (recommended). |
Setting up the device
HTC Hero, Sprint HTC Hero, HTC Droid Eris
| 1. | Open the Settings application and go to Data Synchronization > Exchange ActiveSync. |
| 2. | Tap Manual setup then enter the following information - see Information Required above for details:
- Email address
- Server address
- Domain
- Username
- Password |
| 3. | When you tap Next, the device will make a connection to the server and, if successful, you will be asked to select the data to synchronize: Mail, Contacts, Calendar. |
| 4. | When you tap Finish setup, the device will download your selected data. |
| 5. | Optionally, you can set the Schedule. The default is Every 15 minutes. If you want true "push", set it to As items arrive. |
Motorola Cliq/DEXT
| 1. | Open the Settings application and go to Accounts. |
| 2. | Tap Add account then Corporate Sync, then enter the following information - see Information Required above for details:
- Domain/Username e.g. if your Domain (Alias) is jane@acme.com and your Username (mSuite account name) is jsmith, you must enter jane@acme.com/jsmith
- Password
- Email address
- Server |
| 3. | When you tap Next, the Add accounts screen should now show an entry for Corporate Sync. Tap it to display the options and set them to suit your requirements then tap OK. |
Acer Liquid A1
| 1. | Open the menu and select the RoadSync application. If this is the first time you have done this, you will need to register the software. To do this, just follow the wizard through. |
| 2. | In RoadSync, go to Settings > Server Settings then enter the following information - see Information Required above for details:
- User name
- Password
- Server Address
- Domain
- SSL |
| 4. | Go in turn to Data Sync Settings, Sync Schedule, Email Options and Calendar Options and set each of them to suit your requirements. |
Motorola Droid
| 1. | Open the Settings application and go to Accounts & sync. |
| 2. | Tap Add account then Corporate then, on the initial 'Set up email' screen, enter the following information - see Information Required above for details:
- Email address
- Password
Tap Next. |
| 3. | On the 'Exchange server settings' screen, in the Domain\Username field, enter the Domain (your Alias if you are using the CSC) followed by a backslash ("\") followed by your Username (mSuite account name) e.g. if your Alias is jdoe@acme.com and your mSuite account name is jsmith, you must enter jdoe@acme.com\jsmith |
| 5. | On the 'Account options' screen, set the options to suit your requirements then tap Next. |
| 6. | On the 'Set up email' screen, set up the Give this account a name and Your name fields and tap Done. |
Google Nexus One
| 1. | Open the Settings application and go to Accounts & sync. |
| 2. | Tap Add account then Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync then, on the initial 'Set up email' screen, enter the following information - see Information Required above for details:
- Email address
- Password
Tap Next. |
| 3. | On the 'Exchange server settings' screen, in the Domain\Username field, enter the Domain (your Alias if you are using the CSC, otherwise leave it blank) followed by a backslash ("\") followed by your Username (mSuite account name) e.g. if your Alias is jdoe@acme.com and your mSuite account name is jsmith, you must enter jdoe@acme.com\jsmith |
| 5. | On the 'Account options' screen, set the options to suit your requirements then tap Next. |
| 6. | On the 'Set up email' screen, set up the Give this account a name and Your name fields and tap Done. |
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