The following two server method of setting up iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch works best for pushing of emails and syncing of Google calendars. The Exchange-only method does not work as reliably with email.
FOR CC GMAIL EMAIL
Go to Settings > Mail,Contacts,Calendars
Select "Add Account..."
On the Add Account screen select "GMail"
Enter the following:
Name: your full name
Email: yourccshortname@conncoll.edu
Password: your cc Password
Description: ex. MyCC Email or CC GMail
Hit Next and the account will verify.
Once done you will see checkmarks on all 4 fields.
Then the setting page displays. Deselect Calendars and Notes.
Hit Save.
Exit out of Settings by hitting the Home button.
Go to the Mail App and check your mail.
For CC MAIL CALENDARS
Go to Settings > Mail,Contacts,Calendars.
Select "Add Account..."
On the Add Account screen select Microsoft Exchange
Enter the following:
Email: yourccshortname@conncoll.edu
Domain: nothing
Username: yourccshortname@conncoll.edu (the full email address)
Password: your cc Password
Description: Exchange
Hit Next and a dialog box opens something about Server ID just hit Continue.
Select the Server Name field and enter m.google.com
Hit Next and the account will verify.
Once done you will see checkmarks on all fields.
Then the setting page displays. Deselect Mail and Select Calendars.
Hit Save.
Exit out of Settings by hitting the Home button.
Go to the Calendar App and check your appointments.
iPAD EMAIL AND CALENDARS SETUP
FOR CC Gmail and Calendars
Go to Settings > Mail,Contacts,Calendars.
Select "Add Account..."
On the Add Account screen select GMail.
Enter the following:
Name: your full name
Email: yourccshortname@conncoll.edu
Password: your cc Password
Description: ex. MyCC Email or CC GMail
Hit Next and the account will verify.
Once done you will see checkmarks on all 4 fields.
Then the setting page displays. By default Mail & Calendars should be selected.
Hit Save.
Exit out of Settings by hitting the Home button.
Go to the Mail App and check your mail and to the Calendar app to check your appointments.