but it's not the interface or the device (Samsung Focus). I can't get exchange to work properly. From what I've gleaned from the Windows Answers forums, WP7 does not allow you to accept a certificate that does not exactly match the Issuer and the Server (my issuer is "Domain.MySite.Com" but the mail server is "Mail.MySite.Com."
It's a real pain in the *** considering that iOS, Android, and webOS allow to you ignore the warning regarding the mismatch. I also have no interest in paying a yearly fee to a place like GoDaddy or any other signed SSL providers.
All the help request on various WP7 forums ask for similar assistance and everyone ends their posts with "Got it! It works! Thanks for your help!", but they dont take a minute to describe what they do and MS's own tech support give long meandering answers that dont contain any clear examples of how the certs should be set up. I'm not even sure that my discovered cause is the actual cause, because MS tech support is so vague. It's incredibly frustrating.
Has anybody encountered a similar problem and were you able to resolve it?
thanks,
justin
It's a real pain in the *** considering that iOS, Android, and webOS allow to you ignore the warning regarding the mismatch. I also have no interest in paying a yearly fee to a place like GoDaddy or any other signed SSL providers.
All the help request on various WP7 forums ask for similar assistance and everyone ends their posts with "Got it! It works! Thanks for your help!", but they dont take a minute to describe what they do and MS's own tech support give long meandering answers that dont contain any clear examples of how the certs should be set up. I'm not even sure that my discovered cause is the actual cause, because MS tech support is so vague. It's incredibly frustrating.
Has anybody encountered a similar problem and were you able to resolve it?
thanks,
justin