Ericsson Mobile Organizer 5.1
Enterprise Edition
User Guide for S60
6 Troubleshooting and FAQ
This chapter presents steps to perform on your mobile device if you want to check that it is working correctly and to locate possible errors as well as frequently asked questions (FAQ).
6.1Troubleshooting
It is highly recommended that you perform these tests before you contact your IT administrators for additional support.
1.Check the status of EMO by opening EMO Mail from Applications.
-The status screen should show ’Connected’
2.Pause and Resume EMO
-This test reconnects the mobile device to the server immediately. If there is some problem, the EMO status screen will display an error.
3.Reboot your mobile device
-This may help if your device has internal errors.
4.Send an email from the device to your own mailbox and check that it arrives to your device.
-This test easily shows if the mail is sent at all or if it arrives in the email server mailbox but not to the device. If it does not arrive in your device in 5 minutes, check if it has arrived to your desktop mailbox. If your corporate email system is congested, receiving mails may take some time.
5.If EMO has been paused or shut down for a long time, let the client run for some time to process all queued messages
-EMO needs to process all queued messages before it can receive any new ones. If the application is closed or paused for a long time there may be a big queue of messages on the server. Messages can be sent out immediately, but new ones can be received only after the whole queue has been processed.
6.If you still experience problems, contact your IT administrator for additional support. Please add the log files to your support request.
-To locate the log files, open EMO Mail and select EMO Mail > View log and send it as EMO Mail. You can also browse to the logs with a third party file explorer program. They are located in the System > Data folder and are named Duality*.txt. If there are .old files, please provide these also.
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