OWA over pvt SSL cert to mobile phone?

Hi,

Can the Subj work?

I have been asked to setup OWA for a client (SBS 2000 premium (w' ISA
server) - and I would like to secure it via a private SSL certifcate.

Only I wonder how this would work if you have a web capable mobile
phone?

The phone in question (specifically) is a Palm 1 Treo.

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Cris
Thu Nov 30 14:10:58 CST 2006

That's an older palm treo...correct?

I doubt it's going to support OWA well.
if the treo has internet access you should look at oma (outlook mobile
access)

What do you mean by private SSL?

I think you need to find out what trusted certs the phone supports and go
that way

Much less trouble

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"Duncan McC" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Can the Subj work?
>
> I have been asked to setup OWA for a client (SBS 2000 premium (w' ISA
> server) - and I would like to secure it via a private SSL certifcate.
>
> Only I wonder how this would work if you have a web capable mobile
> phone?
>
> The phone in question (specifically) is a Palm 1 Treo.
>
> --
> Duncan

Duncan
Thu Nov 30 17:11:18 CST 2006

In article <CD54D89D-608C-43A5-A179-6BBD1022AE5B@microsoft.com>,
crisnospamhanna@computingnospampossibilities.net says...
> That's an older palm treo...correct?

Ah... fairly new I thought - PalmOne Treo - I know they just got 'em a
month or two ago.

>
> I doubt it's going to support OWA well.
> if the treo has internet access you should look at oma (outlook mobile
> access)

Does Exchange Server 2000 support it? - I thought it did not (this is
even more ammo to get my client to upgrade this xmas to SBS 2003 R2! :)

>
> What do you mean by private SSL?

Gonna generate a certificate on the Server.

>
> I think you need to find out what trusted certs the phone supports and go
> that way
>
> Much less trouble

Thanks Chris, I'll have a look around, make some calls.

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Duncan

Cris
Fri Dec 01 00:50:14 CST 2006

Is the Palm 1 Treo a Windows Mobile 5 device? If so, you're only option
will be OMA and or Active Sync
They absolutely will want SBS 2003 with Exchange SP2 for direct push email.

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"Duncan McC" <hard@work.ok> wrote in message
news:MPG.1fda2c45b4e16169989872@news.microsoft.com...
> In article <CD54D89D-608C-43A5-A179-6BBD1022AE5B@microsoft.com>,
> crisnospamhanna@computingnospampossibilities.net says...
>> That's an older palm treo...correct?
>
> Ah... fairly new I thought - PalmOne Treo - I know they just got 'em a
> month or two ago.
>
>>
>> I doubt it's going to support OWA well.
>> if the treo has internet access you should look at oma (outlook mobile
>> access)
>
> Does Exchange Server 2000 support it? - I thought it did not (this is
> even more ammo to get my client to upgrade this xmas to SBS 2003 R2! :)
>
>>
>> What do you mean by private SSL?
>
> Gonna generate a certificate on the Server.
>
>>
>> I think you need to find out what trusted certs the phone supports and go
>> that way
>>
>> Much less trouble
>
> Thanks Chris, I'll have a look around, make some calls.
>
> --
> Duncan