Synch port issues on iPhone...

[bobmac1547]

My iPhone wont get rid of a particular port configuration for sync that is no longer valid.
It's xxxx (192.168.0.2:21108) as seen on the iPhone EPIM

When I do the sync wizard on the PC, it defaults to port 21109. When I try to change it to 21108 to make the iphone "happy," I get an error that I can't use the same port twice. 21108 is being used by synch to a different iPhone (another member of the family).

How can I get rid of the iPhone insisting to synch on port 21108, I have already uninstalled and reinstalled EPIM on iPhone but that did not work. I also deleted and re-established the synch on EPIM-Win and that did not work either.

HELP!

[admin]

Simply click on the string that displays your PC's IP address with the 21108 port number on your phone and select the option with the 21109 port.

[bobmac1547]

I should’ve been more explicit. I don’t have that option now since I uninstalled and reinstalled the iOS version. And anyway, why is it showing me anything before I start the wizard on the PC? I would expect all of the port information to not exist on iOS until I run the wizard on the PC.

I basically want to start fresh!

[admin]

If you want to start fresh, remove all existing iOS syncs from WinEPIM. There's no need to reinstall either the iOS or the WinEPIM versions.

[bobmac1547]

That worked...kinda...
The problem is that now both of us have both ports on each of our phones. As a result, we have to manually select the correct port each time.

Is there ANY way to have each iphone display the port that IT uses to sync?

[admin]

Unfortunately, there is currently no way to do that.

[bobmac1547]

Thanks for the clarification.

Is this an iOS limitation, or an issue with EPIM.?

[admin]

This feature will require further development in EPIM for iOS.

[bobmac1547]

Thank you for your honesty! It’s a rare thing these days from developers.

I’m sure it’s not a priority for you, but when you can get this thing fixed, it would not be a nice little grace note.

Thanks again