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Hi,<br />
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We recently been having problems with users who are using Windows Phone 8 connected to their home Wifi. When they are connected to the home Wifi, they get an error message every 15 minutes:<br />
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We're having problems connecting to &lt;server address&gt;. Try again later.<br />
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Error Code: 80072EE2<br />
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If the user is connected to 3G then e-mails are fine.<br />
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Any suggestions would be great.<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

We recently been having problems with users who are using Windows Phone 8 connected to their home Wifi. When they are connected to the home Wifi, they get an error message every 15 minutes:

We're having problems connecting to <server address>. Try again later.

Error Code: 80072EE2

If the user is connected to 3G then e-mails are fine.

Any suggestions would be great.

Thanks

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