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2009-12-01
, 06:16
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Originally Posted by tokuro
It means that the policy is NOT forced by the server. Your server agrees to work with non-provisionable devices and N900 is non-provisionable device.
Somehow N900 did not ask me for the pin??? The policy is enforced and with WiMo, G1 with "TouchDown" both forced me for a pin.
By the way, if you want the phone to be locked you can do it from the phone UI. Lock settings can be found in the control panel.
Last edited by vitaly_repin; 2009-12-01 at 06:21.
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2009-12-01
, 15:29
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ok. then how did other folks getting policy forced on non-provisionable device, N900?
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2009-12-01
, 15:44
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there is no way of doing that, there is just no possibility to implement these policies under Maemo 5 / Linux right now.
if your server allows non-provisionable devices, it's all good, if it doesn't, synchronization won't work.
if your server allows non-provisionable devices, it's all good, if it doesn't, synchronization won't work.
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2009-12-01
, 16:15
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"TouchDown" on G1 implimented that "pin" feature by adding that to the app itself. On WinMo devices, the pin lock woud apply to the device, not the app.
I'm glad that N900 does work with my company's Exchange 2010 implimentation. But as being a good corp user, i should have PIN enabled on the app, at least (i do hate device lock on WinMO, though i understand that from security point of view).
I'm glad that N900 does work with my company's Exchange 2010 implimentation. But as being a good corp user, i should have PIN enabled on the app, at least (i do hate device lock on WinMO, though i understand that from security point of view).
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2009-12-01
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Originally Posted by tokuro
i doubt that that makes it a provisionable device. it just works because your company allows non-provisionable ones to connect, else the N900 wouldn't sync at all.
"TouchDown" on G1 implimented that "pin" feature by adding that to the app itself.
and since non-provisionable is allowed, you don't need the pin feature anyways.
but better wait for vitaly to reply
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2009-12-01
, 17:52
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Originally Posted by tokuro
Can't get your question, sorry. Could you explain the use case?
ok. then how did other folks getting policy forced on non-provisionable device, N900?
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2009-12-15
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Hi, what parameters dit you set for echange 2010 ?
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2009-12-17
, 13:37
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Originally Posted by Bishop
My nokia n900 does not even work with my exchange server 2007...........I doubt it will work with 2010
Hi,
Currently I am unable to use Mail for Exchange since the current firmware (1.2009-42-11) contains a bug with Exchange 2003.
We use hosted exchange and will port to Exchange 2010 tomorrow. Will the N900 MfE support this?
Thx,
Martin
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2009-12-17
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Originally Posted by Guber99
Due to what? Exchange 2007 should work if the server is fully patched and allows non-provisionable devices. In that case, file a bug.
My nokia n900 does not even work with my exchange server 2007...........I doubt it will work with 2010
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confused here...???