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How to Create a Valid Security Certificate in SBS 2003
I've just bought a Windows Mobile device and want to setup the push email part to pick up email from our Small Business Server 2003 setup with Exchange Server. However, I get an error that says the security certificate is not valid on the server. This is probably due to my previous tinkering a while back to enable my old Nokia E61 Symbian phone to pick up email from the server.
Does anybody know how I go about deleting and creating a new cert on the server??
DC
Does anybody know how I go about deleting and creating a new cert on the server??
DC
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I've tried godaddy.com a few times in the past but it is near impossible to get anything to work from them, at least for me..
I thought that Windows Mobile wasn't as bad as phones such as my old Nokia when it came to certs?
dc
I thought that Windows Mobile wasn't as bad as phones such as my old Nokia when it came to certs?
dc
I couldn't say one phone is easier or better than another, I found they were all a pain in the neck until I started buying certificates. I always use rappidssl, but others often recommend Godaddy. Godaddy has never impressed me with their image or support, but that is just my opinion.
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I'm now getting a different problem. This one is to do with a connection error (0x85020006). I have entered my windows logon credentials and the name of the server but this doesn't seem to be right..
dc
dc
For logon user name try domain\user
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No luck. All I get in Active Sync is "waiting for network"
Can you access the Outlook Web Access page from the phones web browser? https://SBS.domain.abc/exchange ?
If so that may ask you to accept the certificate and force it's installation and/or acceptance.
Must confess I haven't done one for a while. All my clients, against my wishes, have switched to Blackberries and Blackberry servers. Not nearly as many features, but they like the one handed easy e-mail access.
If so that may ask you to accept the certificate and force it's installation and/or acceptance.
Must confess I haven't done one for a while. All my clients, against my wishes, have switched to Blackberries and Blackberry servers. Not nearly as many features, but they like the one handed easy e-mail access.
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Yest OWS works fine. It just says "waiting for network" now which I guess refers to GPRS/3G..
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Success, I copied the file from the location you suggested, copied it to the phone, clicked on it and now everything works fine...
thanks,
dc
thanks,
dc
The easiest way to resolve this is to buy a certificate from a recognized source such as www.rapidssl.com or www.godaddy.com. The first is my preference due to the detailed instructions available, but the latter is a little cheaper.
Using these certificates, your phone will automatically accept the cert.