User`s guide

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Introduction
OneBridge Sync Server Overview
OneBridge Sync Server is part of the OneBridge Mobile Groupware offering. Sync Server enables corporate IT managers to
harness the power of handheld computing devices by remotely linking them directly to their corporate applications. This enables
the mobile workforce to access and update information from any location, which can streamline business processes and
accelerate corporate decision-making.
OneBridge Sync Server supports the following features:
Synchronizes PIM (Personal Information Management) data on Palm, Pocket PC, Smartphone, Windows CE, RIM,
SyncML, and Symbian OS (formerly known as EPOC) mobile devices with Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes
groupware servers.
Synchronizes database data from any ODBC- or ADO/OLE DB-compliant DBMS to common databases on the Palm,
Pocket PC, Windows CE mobile devices, and any 32-bit Windows desktop/laptop/server. Custom database solutions
are also available. (optional)
Provides an always-on delivery with Live Connect technology to allow users to always have up-to-date information on
the mobile device.
Manages data and applications on mobile devices with backup/restore, installation, configuration, and reporting
capabilities.
Ensures secure data transfer with encryption.
Supports any wired or wireless connection, such as infrared, Ethernet, 802.11, and analog or wireless modems.
Feature Enhancements
OneBridge Mobile Groupware
Live Connect
Live Connect based push now supports the following new devices:
Treo 600 (Palm 5.x)
Sony Ericsson P800/P900 (Symbian 7 OS)
Orange SPV2 Smartphone (Microsoft Smartphone OS 2003)
Device Platform
Palm 5 OS - on devices like Tungsten T3
Server/Client Support
Now supports Exchange 2003 server and Outlook 2003 client.
Inbox Subfolder
Inbox subfolder synchronization now supported for Palm and Pocket PC platforms from both Microsoft Exchange and Lotus
Notes back-end groupware platforms.
SecurID Authentication
Native support for RSA SecurID agent on Palm, Pocket PC, and Smartphone devices platforms.