Hi all,
I've come across a strange thing that I'm not sure is caused by my configuration or the systems and devices in use.
My client holds MOD data on their site, so everything is secuirty mad, and obviously they need their remote email (which they get online via OWA or on their iPhone) to be using SSL. This is working fine for OWA, but I'm not so sure about the iPhone.
I say this because when I change port 80 in IIS to some other random number, the iPhones are unable to make a connection.
They're set to use SSL, and there's a certificate in place which is working fine, but for some reason it needs to have port 80 active.
Is this just some sort of initial handshake between the iPhone and Exchange that takes place over port 80, or a sign that the configuration we've got isn't actually using SSL.
In a related question, is the configuration of Exchange 2010 for iPhone SSL easier/straight forward?
Thanks,
James
I've come across a strange thing that I'm not sure is caused by my configuration or the systems and devices in use.
My client holds MOD data on their site, so everything is secuirty mad, and obviously they need their remote email (which they get online via OWA or on their iPhone) to be using SSL. This is working fine for OWA, but I'm not so sure about the iPhone.
I say this because when I change port 80 in IIS to some other random number, the iPhones are unable to make a connection.
They're set to use SSL, and there's a certificate in place which is working fine, but for some reason it needs to have port 80 active.
Is this just some sort of initial handshake between the iPhone and Exchange that takes place over port 80, or a sign that the configuration we've got isn't actually using SSL.
In a related question, is the configuration of Exchange 2010 for iPhone SSL easier/straight forward?
Thanks,
James