Hi,
To install your own cert, you need the installer from your cellular
provider. This app will allow you to install your own cert in base64
format.
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"Stefan" <> wrote in message
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> In my experience, yes you need to install the SSL cert, even though its
> from
> a trusted authority, Thwate. We have self issued root certificates in our
> organization, and the SmartPhone (HTC running Windows Mobile 5) wouldnt
> allow
> me to install the certificate before unlocking the phone/pda, since our
> organizations root certificate is not trusted. But if you install your
> certificate, since it comes from Thwate, its a trusted source, and the PDA
> doesn't need to be unlocked. The manufacturer can also verify if the PDA
> needs to be unlocked or not. Hope it helps.
>
>
> "Karen" wrote:
>
>> Greetings all,
>>
>> I am having a trouble of syncing one of my O2 Atom PDA with the Exchange
>> 2003 Server. Each time i got this support code: 0x86000108 no matter
>> whether
>> i am using GPRS or USB connection. I did go through pocketpcfag.com, and
>> realised that probably i need to install the SSL certificate on this PDA,
>> I
>> copied the certificate on my device, but i cant install it by clicking on
>> the certificate. By the way, my SSL certificate is issued by Thawte
>> Premium
>> Server CA. do i need to install it on my PDA, tks for your help.
>>
>> Karen
>>
>>
>>