royal wrote: Well for starters, what mail server? Exchange I assume? What version? Any external access? If not, internal CA. If yes, will you be using Active Sync? If yes, go with someone other than Verisign. Verisign started to sign their certs with an intermediate certificate last year and it's not in the Windows Mobile Certificate Store. Internet Explorer has the capability to auto-fetch the intermediate certificate if it trusts the root, but FireFox and Active Sync do not support this. It's called certificate chaining. Godaddy is cheap and should work. I would double check that the Godaddy chain is in the Mobile device you're using. I always try to go with Entrust when possible. Digicert is another good option but I haven't worked with them. Digicert and Entrust are more expensive than Godaddy. If you're doing Exchange 2007 and want autodiscover, you'll probably want to go with Entrust or Digicert. Godaddy should work fine but I'd really try to get Entrust as I know Entrust's certificates are on pretty much all mobile devices. Do you plan on deploying OCS in the future? Godaddy certs are not supported for Public IM Connectivity. If you do plan on going with OCS, I would start an account with Entrust and start using them. I'd still go with Entrust either way.
royal wrote: Well for starters, what mail server? Exchange I assume? What version? If yes, will you be using Active Sync? If yes, go with someone other than Verisign. Verisign started to sign their certs with an intermediate certificate last year and it's not in the Windows Mobile Certificate Store. Internet Explorer has the capability to auto-fetch the intermediate certificate if it trusts the root, but FireFox and Active Sync do not support this. It's called certificate chaining.
blargoe wrote: royal wrote: Well for starters, what mail server? Exchange I assume? What version? If yes, will you be using Active Sync? If yes, go with someone other than Verisign. Verisign started to sign their certs with an intermediate certificate last year and it's not in the Windows Mobile Certificate Store. Internet Explorer has the capability to auto-fetch the intermediate certificate if it trusts the root, but FireFox and Active Sync do not support this. It's called certificate chaining. We got ActiveSync to work with the Verisign cert but it was a pain in the butt. I think we had to add the intermediate cert to the trusted root store on the phone, and then delete an expired cert from the local computer store on the Exchange server for that intermediate CA.
jbaello wrote: I'm trying to see if I can modify files that I browse via OWA 2007
blargoe wrote: jbaello wrote: I'm trying to see if I can modify files that I browse via OWA 2007 Are you talking about with the feature where it can pass through to a file server to access files? I haven't used that yet, but I believe I read that the access for that is always read-only.