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David G. Hoch
I plan to add Windows Mobile 5.0 smart phones running ActiveSync to our
network which is running Exchange 2003. I've done this many times on a
Small Business Server network where the Certificate Authority is installed
during the server installation so there aren't as many questions to be
answered.
For the first time, I plan to add the Certificate Authority to a Windows
2003 Standard Edition environment. I'm hoping that someone can point me in
the right direction.
The first question that I have is whether I should be installing an
Enterprise CA, or a Stand-Alone CA.
As of now, the only certificates we intend to issue are those that are
necessary to allow the Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphones to send and recieve
mail from the Exchange server using ActiveSync.
Also, if there are any particularly good implementation documents that
someone could point me to I'd greatly appreciate that as well.
Thanks for your help.
--David
network which is running Exchange 2003. I've done this many times on a
Small Business Server network where the Certificate Authority is installed
during the server installation so there aren't as many questions to be
answered.
For the first time, I plan to add the Certificate Authority to a Windows
2003 Standard Edition environment. I'm hoping that someone can point me in
the right direction.
The first question that I have is whether I should be installing an
Enterprise CA, or a Stand-Alone CA.
As of now, the only certificates we intend to issue are those that are
necessary to allow the Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphones to send and recieve
mail from the Exchange server using ActiveSync.
Also, if there are any particularly good implementation documents that
someone could point me to I'd greatly appreciate that as well.
Thanks for your help.
--David