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The type of cell is a Samsung. An old model. I don't have it in front of me now. The options for the phone to lock is either 1 minute or 5 minutes only. I noticed in Exchange Management '07, under Organization Config, Client Access; their is a Windows SBS Mobile Mailbox Policy. I go to properties and uncheck the require password from the password tab. I still get nothing. Is there anywhere else that I would need to disable in Exchange so that the boss man doesn't have to punch in a PIN/password on his phone? 
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The type of cell is a Samsung. An old model. I don't have it in front of me now. The options for the phone to lock is either 1 minute or 5 minutes only. I noticed in Exchange Management '07, under Organization Config, Client Access; their is a Windows SBS Mobile Mailbox Policy. I go to properties and uncheck the require password from the password tab. I still get nothing. Is there anywhere else that I would need to disable in Exchange so that the boss man doesn't have to punch in a PIN/password on his phone?

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Do I possibly need to re-generate the certificate? I have to place the cert onto the phone with configurinng the phone for the SBS2008 in order for the emails to come through on it. 
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Do I possibly need to re-generate the certificate? I have to place the cert onto the phone with configurinng the phone for the SBS2008 in order for the emails to come through on it.

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This has been resolved already. I thought I classified that already.
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This has been resolved already. I thought I classified that already.

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I need to generate a new certificate for the boss on his new SBSB2008 server but one that won't prompt him to have to punch a PIN nor a password when it's configured for his PDA. Can anyone please give me the steps to go about that. Thanks. 
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I need to generate a new certificate for the boss on his new SBSB2008 server but one that won't prompt him to have to punch a PIN nor a password when it's configured for his PDA. Can anyone please give me the steps to go about that. Thanks. 

Generating a new SBS2008 certificate that won't prompt user for password/PIN on their PDA

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.