Is there a way to keep iPhone,iPad and Driod password in sync
I have ActiveSync infrastructure in place in my current environment.
With our AD password policy set for users to change their password every 60 days this presents a minor issue for users using iPhone's, iPad's or Driod's connecting via EAS since they then need to manually change it.
We give the users a tutorial and the heads up that they will need to change the EAS password when they change it for their computer, but it goes in one ear and out the other. So we get the calls saying "My email is not working" or "My email is not showing up on my phone".
So is there a way to use my CA to issue certs for these devices and use it for authentication?
With our AD password policy set for users to change their password every 60 days this presents a minor issue for users using iPhone's, iPad's or Driod's connecting via EAS since they then need to manually change it.
We give the users a tutorial and the heads up that they will need to change the EAS password when they change it for their computer, but it goes in one ear and out the other. So we get the calls saying "My email is not working" or "My email is not showing up on my phone".
So is there a way to use my CA to issue certs for these devices and use it for authentication?
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:
No answer to the question other than It can not be done.
No answer to the question other than It can not be done.
The question is if it can be done, which has been answered multiple times. Not how to do it.
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I still find it hard to believe that Certificate authenication cannot be used for EAS.
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Thanks for you input and I felt that was going to be the answer.