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by: MesthaPosted on 2009-10-19 at 15:53:07ID: 25609680
All SSL is doing is the encryption of the data between the device and the server. If you don't have an SSL certificate in place then everything goes across in the clear because it is http packets.
So one is for the device and one is for the data transfer.
The settings seem quite obvious to me.
Device Encryption Enabled is whether it can be set by the user or not.
Require Device Encryption makes the encryption mandatory.
The storage card thing is also obvious.
Simon.