Make sure that the cert has the exact same name as the server (typically same
name as what you would use when connecting through OWA). This is how I've
been able to get this working.
My problem was that I was using "mail.company.com" on the pocket pc settings
for active sync, but the cert had a name of servername.company.com.
My setup:
Exchange Server:
Name: server.company.com
CA:
Name: server.company.com
In the settings for AS on your pocket PC, server will be server.company.com,
with SSL enabled.
Make sure your CA shows up on your mobile certs.
As long as you can access OWA with server.company.com then this should work.
Please keep in mind that I used generic names (server.company.com) and it
does not necessarily need to be THE server name.
"Carl Hilton" wrote:
> Looking at WM5, I install the cert by clicking on the .CER file, and it gets
> added to my CERT collection.
>
>
> <> wrote in message
> news: oups.com...
> > Well i guess you must install the certificate
> >
> > Do you have the addcert.exe for pocketpc?
> > YOu can use this to install the certificate but ensure that you install
> > the cert in the trusted root certificate and it appears there as well
> > Start-->Settings-->Security-->Certificates..
> >
> >
> >
> > Carl Hilton wrote:
> >> OK I am receiving the above error during syncing. "Synchronization
> >> failed.
> >> The security certificate on the server is invalid. Contact your system
> >> administrator or ISP to install a valid certificate on the server and try
> >> again" Am trying to connect to a Front End SMS2003SP1 using AS4.1. I have
> >> grabbed the certificates from the server and copied them to my mobile
> >> device. I pass the ActiveSync test listed in teh "Step by Step Guide to
> >> deploying Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Mobile Messageing with Windows
> >> Mobile-based Devices".
> >>
> >> HELP!
> >>
> >> Thanks...
> >
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