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Todd – Who is your Certificate Authority and what type of Cert is it? Windows Mobile devices recognize only a small # of Certificates
(especially older Windows Mobile devices). If you are having issues
connecting, the issue most likely is that the Cert you are using on your front
end is not an accepted one for Windows Mobile devices. See this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/915840 Or this: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GGLL_en&q=Windows+Mobile+trusted+SSL+ To verify, you can request a ‘trial’ certificate
from Thawte.com (SSL 123 type) and deploy. This is a fully functional
cert for 30 days that is accepted by all Windows Mobile devices without having
to force the device to accept it and the authority. What is your OWA URL?
Chris From: Todd Lemmiksoo
<tlemmiksoo@xxxxxxxxxxxx> I'm have
difficulty setting up Exchange ActiveSync in a single Exchange 2003 setup. The
Exchange server is front ended by ISA2006 SE. I have read and used the article
"How to Publish Microsoft Exchange Active Sync with ISA Server 2006"
by Marc Grote. The error that the mobile device gets is "The security
certificate on the server is invalid. Support Code : 0x80072f0d". I have
the OWA certificate installed on the Exchange and ISA servers since Sept 2007.
OWA has been working fine since that time. I think my problem is related to SPN
for HTTP/owa.all-mode.com. Should this be on the Exchange or ISA server? Any help is
greatly appreciated. Todd
Lemmiksoo All-Mode
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