[puma008]

Hey Guys, i tried searching for this answer but didn't have too much luck. I just basically want to know if it is possible to set up the redirector at work (Outlook Exchange setup) and also use the BWC to have my gmail continued to be forwarded. Thanks guys!

[roid]

Yep. It's what I do now. At the top of each mail will be the source (Desktop, Web Client)

[puma008]

here another question can you use the redirector just for the calendar and contacts and not the email? How can that be done?

[NJBlackBerry]

Redirector ONLY does Exchange e-mail. It doesn't do calendar and contacts.
Use Desktop Manager and Intellisync to sync your contacts, calendar, notes and tasks

[puma008]

and intellisync will do this wirelessly given the compuer is internet connected and on?

[NJBlackBerry]

No... If you want Wireless calendar and contact you must either have BES 4.0 (or higher). If you have handheld OS 4.1 and an approved BT adapter, you sync wireless (within the limited distance). True wireless sync requires BES 4.0 or higher.

[myownminerva]

its not going to work well

[trinity]

the problem with running both REDIR and BWC is what is called Flycatchers, By haveing both sets of service books you may get a message sent either to your handheld or the outlook looking like "network@flycatcher.net messages"

which is the problem with running both... they MAY work but are not MEANT to work together having BES and BWC works NOT redir.

TO fix it you have to delete the desktop service books and web client ones and only get one back... if you get those messages they mean nothing and can be deleted... but running both, plan on getting a lot of them!

[roid]

I've been running Redirector on my desktop at work (Exchange) and BWC for Gmail for months now with no problems at all.
Many of my employees do the same.

I can't imagine why they wouldn't be meant to work together.

I have my Gmail set to forward to my BB address, though I've also set it up with BWC polling Gmail (went to forwarding instead for speed).

I just wish there was a way to distinguish between the two on the BB without having to open the message, but that's merely an inconvenience.