How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to install and turn my server into a Certification Authority Server?
http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. GoDaddy is a good option. "Stephen" wrote in message news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to install and > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server?
why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification Authority? "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm > I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. > GoDaddy is a good option. > > "Stephen" wrote in message > news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... > > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to install and > > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? > >
Depends on how much you value your time. :) Also, your users wont have to deal with the annoying untrusted certificate errors. Any plans to support WM? "Stephen" wrote in message news:4A89BDE7-E7A2-4F6F-B2CF-342CC056E54B@microsoft.com... > why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification > Authority? > > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > >> http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm >> I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. >> GoDaddy is a good option. >> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >> news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... >> > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to install >> > and >> > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? >> >>
what is WM? "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > Depends on how much you value your time. :) > Also, your users wont have to deal with the annoying untrusted certificate > errors. > Any plans to support WM? > > > "Stephen" wrote in message > news:4A89BDE7-E7A2-4F6F-B2CF-342CC056E54B@microsoft.com... > > why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification > > Authority? > > > > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > > > >> http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm > >> I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. > >> GoDaddy is a good option. > >> > >> "Stephen" wrote in message > >> news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... > >> > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to install > >> > and > >> > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? > >> > >> > >
Sorry. Windows Mobile. "Stephen" wrote in message news:FCED2182-FADD-4D8D-9739-FBA52D4186C5@microsoft.com... > what is WM? > > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > >> Depends on how much you value your time. :) >> Also, your users wont have to deal with the annoying untrusted >> certificate >> errors. >> Any plans to support WM? >> >> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >> news:4A89BDE7-E7A2-4F6F-B2CF-342CC056E54B@microsoft.com... >> > why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification >> > Authority? >> > >> > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: >> > >> >> http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm >> >> I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. >> >> GoDaddy is a good option. >> >> >> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >> >> news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... >> >> > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to >> >> > install >> >> > and >> >> > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? >> >> >> >> >> >>
Windows Mobile. It's very picky when it comes to SSL cert. If you like a challenge, use your own CA to get an SSL cert. Otherwise buy an affordable SSL cert. It'll save you a lot of headache. "Stephen" wrote in message news:FCED2182-FADD-4D8D-9739-FBA52D4186C5@microsoft.com... > what is WM? > > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: > >> Depends on how much you value your time. :) >> Also, your users wont have to deal with the annoying untrusted >> certificate >> errors. >> Any plans to support WM? >> >> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >> news:4A89BDE7-E7A2-4F6F-B2CF-342CC056E54B@microsoft.com... >> > why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification >> > Authority? >> > >> > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: >> > >> >> http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm >> >> I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. >> >> GoDaddy is a good option. >> >> >> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >> >> news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... >> >> > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to >> >> > install >> >> > and >> >> > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? >> >> >> >> >> >>
Get a GoDaddy Turbo SSL certificate. Works great for OWA and OMA using BlackJack SmartPhones. Being using one for two 2 years and just renewed it for another three. Really easy to setup. "John" <a> wrote in message news:OluG%23dgsIHA.4360@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > Windows Mobile. It's very picky when it comes to SSL cert. If you like a > challenge, use your own CA to get an SSL cert. Otherwise buy an affordable > SSL cert. It'll save you a lot of headache. > > "Stephen" wrote in message > news:FCED2182-FADD-4D8D-9739-FBA52D4186C5@microsoft.com... >> what is WM? >> >> "Martin Blackstone" wrote: >> >>> Depends on how much you value your time. :) >>> Also, your users wont have to deal with the annoying untrusted >>> certificate >>> errors. >>> Any plans to support WM? >>> >>> >>> "Stephen" wrote in message >>> news:4A89BDE7-E7A2-4F6F-B2CF-342CC056E54B@microsoft.com... >>> > why would i want to buy a certificate if i could use Certification >>> > Authority? >>> > >>> > "Martin Blackstone" wrote: >>> > >>> >> http://www.petri.co.il/configure_ssl_on_owa.htm >>> >> I would suggest purchasing an SSL certificate. >>> >> GoDaddy is a good option. >>> >> >>> >> "Stephen" wrote in message >>> >> news:2A66EFD2-149B-4239-9269-91335D83F3CC@microsoft.com... >>> >> > How would i configure SSL so i can use it on OWA? Do i need to >>> >> > install >>> >> > and >>> >> > turn my server into a Certification Authority Server? >>> >> >>> >> >>> >>> > >
