Enter the License Key your administrator has provided.

In the Username field, enter the username associated with your ActiveSync server account (usually everything before the @).
OR
Check Use Email as Username if you are required to use your Email address as the username for authentication with the ActiveSync Server.  Then skip to the Server Address field.

Hint: This option is provided for hosted mail systems, such as Microsoft Online, who require the full email address because there are multiple domains associated with the same server address.  Check with your IT administrator or email provider to verify whether you should use your full Email address for the Username or just the part to the left of the @ sign.

Enter the Domain name associated with your ActiveSync server account.

Your Domain may be one of the following:

•      The login you use to access Web mail may contain the Domain.  The login is often in the format: Domain/username.  Try using the text before the / as the domain. 

•      Sometimes the text that comes after the @ sign in your Email address is considered the Domain.  EX:  If your Email address is: name@company.com, your Domain may be company.com.

•      Sometimes the domain may use part of the text that comes after the @ sign in your Email address, with “.local” appended to it instead of “.com”.  EX:  If your Email address is: name@company.com, your Domain may be company.local.

•      Sometimes the NotifySync registration can be completed by leaving the Domain field blank.

Enter the Server Address.  This is the external address or domain name of your ActiveSync server.  This is usually the same address you use to log into Web mail.

Check the Use HTTPS box to enable SSL encryption for secure data transfer between the server and your device.  Ask your IT administrator if SSL is used on your ActiveSync server.

Select Next to proceed.