[daph6168]

Does anyone know how to get your work email on your personal BB without going through your job

[bmcclure937]

If your company has a BES server, you should really use that!

And most companies have some policy that does not allow you to forward your work email to a personal email address... I have looked into this at a number of places

[vlalra]

If you are on the BIS all I did was just like your home email, I typed the email address and the password and it did the rest, under mail set up.

[mookish]

Use BIS, thats what I did, just add your email address abd pw.

[bmcclure937]

Apparently, this all depends on the size and security of your workplace

Most corportations have a corporate BES server that handles all of the email and there is no way to use a BIS alternative!

Accessing company mail through a POP server (which is essentially what BIS does) is usually not available to large corporations, as there are standards in place.

Most companies to not even allow you to forward your work email to an outside email address!! It all depends on the company, apparently

[daph6168]

How do I get BIS? What is it?

[Super Loopy]

If you have Outlook web access available for your work email then you can set up the account through your BIS.

Time Warner is pretty secure about things and I have no issues using my BIS to set up my Outlook Web access.

[Super Loopy]

http://forums.crackberry.com/f2/what...site-url-3187/


There's the list of BIS sites for each carrier.

[daph6168]

Thanks I wil try it. I will be very supprised if it works because i work for a bank

[wnm]

I set mine up through TMO BIS. Can you access your Outlook/email from outside the company using exchange server? If so, I think BIS will work. That's how my work email is set up for my BB.

[daph6168]

no I can only access my work email from my work PC

[wnm]

I suspect you may be out of luck for not going through your work IT. Probably need to set it up on BES or have them grant outside access. You should at least try to set it up through BIS to see if it works.

[elalama]

you should have your company look into Notify Technology - they provide companies with the type of service you are looking for. They have a great tech support too.