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I'm trying hard to like my x1, can anyone help?
Whenever I try to access OWA using either PIE or Opera I get a page cannot be displayed error. Anyone else seen this and got a solution? OWA works fine using my E90 S60 browser.
Thanks, Martyn.

Just tried it on Opera 9.5 build 15202 and it renders really nicely - pleasantly surprised!

Doesn't work in my Opera Mobile. Can't remember the build. It's the one with Manila favs from Itje's thread.
It works nice and is really fast (as always) in latest Opera Mini.

martynb said:
I'm trying hard to like my x1, can anyone help?
Whenever I try to access OWA using either PIE or Opera I get a page cannot be displayed error. Anyone else seen this and got a solution? OWA works fine using my E90 S60 browser.
Thanks, Martyn.
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Try Opera Mini.

I'd not like to use Opera Mini for sensible sites
like OWA. It transmits logins over a proxy,i don't
think it's a good idea...
why don't you use Active Sync? You can sync it
manually and e.g. only for the last days. But for
the most it uses less traffic then visiting
the OWA site everyday...

Better yet, set up your push email. It keeps a HTTPS session alive. You just need to install the certificate on your PC to set up the sync, which you can get from OWA.

bedlam_au said:
Better yet, set up your push email. It keeps a HTTPS session alive. You just need to install the certificate on your PC to set up the sync, which you can get from OWA.
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How?
Will it work without OMA (mobile access)? I don't think so. We don't have a frontend server to support ssl connection from mobile devices, and I'm pretty sure I've tried everything.
If you have a magic way to make it work I would really like to know.

I've been having the same problem...
...and I tried Activesync, but I get a 'certificate' error. I can't figure out how to get the certificate on my device.
I spent days searching the web for an answer... and I gave up after a while.

Oms said:
I've been having the same problem...
...and I tried Activesync, but I get a 'certificate' error. I can't figure out how to get the certificate on my device.
I spent days searching the web for an answer... and I gave up after a while.
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If you have the .cer file, you just copy it to your device like any other file and run it from there. It should install. I had a few weird cert errors when trying to get mine to work but random poking and prodding seemed to get it up and running eventually.

maedox said:
How?
Will it work without OMA (mobile access)? I don't think so. We don't have a frontend server to support ssl connection from mobile devices, and I'm pretty sure I've tried everything.
If you have a magic way to make it work I would really like to know.
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To be honest, I don't know, I'm not the exchange admin.
My company's fairly tightfisted when it comes to IT expenditure, so I'd be surprised if they forked out anything extra.
A cursory glance at MS's documentation implies that it shouldn't be necessary because as far as the exchange server is concerned, it can't tell the difference between WinMo's client and a regular web browser. I stand to be corrected by someone who actually knows what they're talking about.
Try installing the cert and setting up your server in Active Sync. It should just work.

I had problem in my work getting this working but after a clean install of OWA on our front end server everything worked properly. The only think needed on the X1 was to import the cer file if you going to use Exchange/Active Sync connection as someone has already suggested.
IE and Opera always worked it was just Active Sync which had problems.

I've just recently got an X1 and been trying furiously to get active sync to work. But as I don't have access to the exchange server at work, I've been trying to find out how to obtain a copy of the cert from my outlook.
Haven't been able to find anything, any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Grab the cert from the OWA website, cause it should be SSL encrypted. The browser shows the encryption with a small lock symbol. Click on it an get more information about the cert. When you opened it, open the cert for the CA shown on the last register. In there choose "save to file" and copy it to your phone.
On the phone open the cert with any file explorer, that will import it into the phone's cert store. From now your phone will trust your company internal CA.
This way is only useful, if your company uses self generated certs with an internal CA. You can see this, if your browser at home (the pc there has nothing to do with your company) show an cert warning, if you open the OWA website. If you really can't get acces to this site from the internet, forget all of the above

Brilliant! I'll give that a go when I get home! I'll let you know how I get on.
Thanks again mcfisch!

I just realised what I did wrong the first time. Under server, I put the wrong address didn't I. However, I've come across another problem, Where it asks for the login credentials, there' username, password and domain, what do I put under domain?

Its all sorted now! I can't believe I was being such a dumbass! I was over complicating things way too much!
Happy days!!!!!!!!

remote desktop mobile need help

ok so i have a htc snap and i want to remote desktop i have a linksys router and have configured the routr for port forwarding i still cant connect i really need some help

Hy,
what software do you use?
VNC or what else?

its remote desktop mobile RDM it came on my htc snap

What port have you forwarded, and to what IP?
How are you trying to connect, Wi-Fi, 3G etc?
What IP address are you trying to connect to?

I use RDM all the time. I couple it with "Hamachi Mobile" which is a virtual private network VPN app. I log in with Hamachi, it gives me an IP, and I copy/paste whatever PC's IP i want to connect to in RDM... simple as that
Works very well on my Fuze with 3G.

im using port 3389 forward to my computer ip the router gives it i try logging in using my ip addy i get from websites that tell you your ip addy like ipchicken.com but today i went to canyouseeme.com to check port and cant get thru i still am not sure whats going on im very frustrated any help would be appreciated

@MOD
Can we get this moved to the Q&A forum?
I've been having a heck of a time getting it to work also... I would love to see the help on this question!

kliptik said:
@MOD
Can we get this moved to the Q&A forum?
I've been having a heck of a time getting it to work also... I would love to see the help on this question!
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Ditto...
And now another useless line... as it seems you cannot simply post the word ditto in your message....

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why does someone always have to try n start something or say some**** bout wut others say.. grow up if u dont have the answer or can provide help i need with dont say anything. but anyways .. can anyone help me with this or what... kdawg

turn off the pc firewall and make sure the user has rdp rights.

ive tried that

this is mainly for win7, but it may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=533664
goodluck

FWIW, I use a program called vncviewer on my Omnia and it works fine. Goes directly to the server seat ip address and I take over that computer. HTH

Make sure in system properties you have checked allow connections from computers running any version of remote desktop and you may need to password protect you computer.

To get real answer just go to ppcgeeks.com this sites has too many annoying people
But what you need to do is go to your linksys page 192.168.1.1
o To Application And Gaming
On the port type in 3389 or start and 3389 for end protocal both and to find out your IP Go To Start - Search Box - Type cmd - Click It - Type "ipconfig" With Out The " " The IPv4 is your IP - Then Click Enable
On Your Phone go to the app
For Computer type in the IP address just got from IPv4
Username of your computer and password of your account
EDIT -- Your problem is you got the wrong IP don't use that IP use the one i showed you on the steps above it should be something like 192.168.*.***
This also helps
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCs4GQma7IQ
But i recommend using realVNC 100x better and with Remote Desktop Mobile you can't use your PC while using it
VNC cost money but if you want a free version just send me a PM
Also if your using vista or Windows 7 its temp. looses your theme when you come back on thats why i use VNC less hassle
Hopes this help remember go to ppcgeeks for answers

try out logmein.com if you have WInMo 6.5 you need to switch the IE back to the old one, its still there you need an app called IEFix.
From IE only:
https://secure.logmein.com/US/pda/Default.asp
Anywayz I love LOGMEIN cuse I can connect to my web servers/home servers and pc's from the same list. and I can monitor when something is offline... RDP and VNC seem faster to navigate, RDP being the fastest, duh?

Connect to schoolNetwork

Hi, I am from Sweden and this is my first post here at XDA.
I got a HTC p3600, it´s upgraded to WM 6.5 and it works awesome.
Now the problem. The WLAN works great at home and other open networks/ if i got the key.
In my school we got WLAN but i can´t connect to it. I find it in the WLAN-list but there it ends. My friend with an Iphone just select the network and then he can insert his username and password, and woila! He´s in.
When i try to connect the server wants a "Certifikat" in swedish. I have tried to do a "Domain enroll" to get it But it always fail.
I think they use Windows Server 2003.
Does anybody understand my bad language? If you wanna know any more, just tell me.

Same problem here, trying for some weeks to find a solution and so far all attempts with different clients failed. I`m sure it`s not a windows server but a cisco concentrator that let`s You access wlan and it seems there is no free client that can communicate correctly with cisco hardware for winmobile. Iphones have a vpn client directly from cisco integrated and can pass without problems. Try to ask Your computer center what concentrator they use and if they know of a client that supports winmobile.
Some forums mention a registry hack that deactivates certificate authentication but just setting it didn`t help. We`re still trying if this might work in conjunction with a locally installed certificate. Try to get the root certificate of Your CA and import it to Your device. Might help. Somehow they screwed up PEAP on mobile clients cause it`s supposed to work without local certificates but alas...

FlyBy_1 said:
Same problem here, trying for some weeks to find a solution and so far all attempts with different clients failed. I`m sure it`s not a windows server but a cisco concentrator that let`s You access wlan and it seems there is no free client that can communicate correctly with cisco hardware for winmobile. Iphones have a vpn client directly from cisco integrated and can pass without problems. Try to ask Your computer center what concentrator they use and if they know of a client that supports winmobile.
Some forums mention a registry hack that deactivates certificate authentication but just setting it didn`t help. We`re still trying if this might work in conjunction with a locally installed certificate. Try to get the root certificate of Your CA and import it to Your device. Might help. Somehow they screwed up PEAP on mobile clients cause it`s supposed to work without local certificates but alas...
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Thanks for the answer!
Would it be possible to to install some kind of program from cisco to make it work?

Unfortunately Cisco doesn`t do any winmo clients, they licensed it to other companies. Tried with Root CA yesterday but that didn`t work, maybe we need a valid client cert too. Have to get a personal one from our uni CA the days.

Try installing secureW2
http://www.securew2.com/node/3
This is a program specifically designed to work with wpa2 networks offered through a radius server. Most schools and universities use a radius server. You will need a local login and password though.
When installed, you can select securew2 in the certificate window of wifi settings, when you try to connect to the wireless network.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried with various clients, none of them worked, securew2 was among them. But maybe it works with fiddyboy.
A page mentioned some older hardware may not cope with mixed wpa modes, maybe P3600 is among them but I really don`t think so...

MAsterokki said:
Try installing secureW2
http://www.securew2.com/node/3
This is a program specifically designed to work with wpa2 networks offered through a radius server. Most schools and universities use a radius server. You will need a local login and password though.
When installed, you can select securew2 in the certificate window of wifi settings, when you try to connect to the wireless network.
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I am downloading now, will test it tomorrow. Thanks!
Edit: I am not getting it to work. Can someone help me with the settings?

I am sorry, but I don't know what settings to use in your specific case... These settings should be made available by your school or company, most of the time the settings for laptops will give enough information too

which rom do you use to upgrade to windows mobile 6.5

Finally got it to work. We have different WLANs here at our university. I had no luck connecting to our VPN-network so I tried our eduroam WLAN. Eduroam is a roaming network for educational purposes. If You have a login from Your uni/school/whatever You should be able to access the internet from any eduroam network worldwide.
As You said You were asked for a certificate I think Your network relies on the same technologies as ours because I had the same error before. Following explanation:
Our eduroam RADIUS server is certified.
This means our uni gave it a certificate. Our uni was certified by and got a certificate from the DFN (german research net). The DFN was certified by and got a certificate from the german Telekom.
This is called a certificate chain with the DFN as intermediary and Telekom as root certificate authority.
What I had to do is import just the root certificate (from Telekom) to my mobile device by downloading it from our unis webpage, transferring it to the Trinity and just click on it. It confirmed installation and the root ca is listed under the Settings>System>Certificates>Root.
Edit : Normal certs are with *.crt ending. MinMo wants *.cer-files. If You only can get Your hands on *.crt import them into Your PC browser, export from there with DER-encoding and rename *.der to *.cer. That`s it.
Our eduroam RADIUS server authentication is via PEAP.
So I configured the network connection like this:
connects to : internet
authentication : wpa2
data encryption : aes
eap type : PEAP
Connect. When prompted put in Your uni account credentials.
This worked on WinMo 6.1 and 6.5 Without the ValidateServerCert reghack or any other other special program.
WinMo5 failed! Also tried the ValidateServerCert reghack but it`s of no use. Think it`s because WM5 has no wpa2-aes support. If Your RADIUS allows wpa and tkip it may work.
Maybe if this doesn`t work Your server it uses something other than wpa2 or aes. Try different options. Maybe it`s not using PEAP. Ask Your admin but try with a certificate first.
The strange thing is that PEAP was used to avoid handling of certificates; it`s especially there to NOT have to fiddle with them. Anyway, this works here, hope this is the solution for Your location...

you should just buy a protable harddrive or a flash drive and transfer your files onto that and then onto your computer.

Hi, I have same problem, trying to use eduroam on CTU, my Notebook/Laptop WiFi work ok, but I can't connect with TD2 Topaz. I have instaled required certificate, but in options I have no way to set concrete RADIUS server to connect (which is required to be specified in settings on Notebook). Any ideas please? I Also installed securew2, but I can't add Cesnet CA in securew2 options, even it is installed in system (I is present in setings-certificates in WM).

When You have WinMo 6.1 You shouldn`t need securew2 and there is no need to explicitly set RADIUS IP. Have You tried eap-type : PEAP ? What`s the error message if any ?

HOWTO get Eduroam working

Some univeristies use a WLan called EduROAM.
http://www.eduroam.org/
But somehow HTC HD2 cant connect to it.Seems like a personal certificate is the problem.
Has anyone got this working on HD2 ?
It works on Nokia phones running Windows mobile 6.5

you need to download one of the latest version of securew2 client from your uni website or the developer's website. follow instruction to set up the connection given by your uni IT department.
I'm using eduroam connection now in UCL.

Thanks for your answer.
I downloaded securew2
But I still cant get it to work.
Do you have to provide this information on your campus ?
SSID: eduroam
authentication: WPA2
kryptering: AES
EAP-typ: PEAP
authentication: MSCHAP v2

For me WPA1 works better, also AES is wrong. Then you select "Secure W2" in the drop down box not peap. SecureW2 needs to be configured as well. Your university should provide you with that info. You usually don't need the radius part with the cert! That's just to protect you from connecting to the wrong network (and thus giving them your password).

Above information about WPA2 is from my campus informationsite.
After I made some settings on "Eduroam connection" i cant change them.
As soon as push eduroam it tries to connect.
The only way to change them is to install a new rom, so that the phone is
like it was from the first time.

quart666 said:
Some univeristies use a WLan called EduROAM.
http://www.eduroam.org/
But somehow HTC HD2 cant connect to it.Seems like a personal certificate is the problem.
Has anyone got this working on HD2 ?
It works on Nokia phones running Windows mobile 6.5
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I took my mobile to my University's IT Department and they set it up for me and it works great, I get all of my student emails directly to my mobile. Hope this helps.

bahardman said:
I took my mobile to my University's IT Department and they set it up for me and it works great, I get all of my student emails directly to my mobile. Hope this helps.
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ROM version ?

In my case,
I download SecureW2 personal client 2.04 ce, install it on my phone via active sync.
Settings>Menu>All settings>Connection>Wifi>Wireless networks>Menu>Add new
and start configuring the settings. Different network will have different settings.
I don't think ROM version matters in this case. It should work with your device, if you got the right SecureW2 client and settings set up on your phone.
Btw, IT department or university's website should provide sufficient information for you to set up the connection.
Good luck.

The IT people cant get it to work......
They say that they cant get it to work on HD2.
Thats why I turned to you guys.
Still no luck, secureW2 keeps asking for user/pass, and yes I know its the right user/pass. A friend at work tried his username and it doesnt workl either.
If I connect to Eduroam on my pc it works, so nothing wrong with user/pass

quart666 said:
The IT people cant get it to work......
They say that they cant get it to wrok on HD2.
Thats why I turned to you guys.
Still no luck, secureW2 keeps asking for user/pass
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You might need to get another version of secureW2 client.
I tried a secureW2 client provided by my uni and i faced the same problem as you. It kept on prompting me for username and password. I changed to another client (SecureW2_Personal_Client_204_CE), downloaded from SecureW2 forum, and it worked great!
During the installation of the client, registration is needed, i could register and install it couple of times on my phone without any problem. However, yesterday when i tried to reinstall the client after upgrading my ROM, the installation failed at the registration part. Maybe because they stop providing the free version?
I managed to get it installed on my phone again via activesync though.

Cant find that version.
I downloaded version SecureW2_Enterprise_Mobile_313_GA_TRIAL.exe

bump..
I still cant get it to work
http://www.chalmers.se/insidan/SV/arbetsredskap/it/bastjanster/eduroam

Chalmers University of Technology uses Thawte premium server certificate for authentication.
What you need to do is this, go to Thawtes website and download their certificates:
(Apparently I cannot post links, but just google for "thawte root certificate" the file is at www dot thawte dot com slash roots)
The certificate you need is located in the folder Thawte Roots\Thawte SSLWeb Server Roots\thawte Premium Server CA\Thawte Premium Server CA.cer
Download that to your HTC HD2 and install it by just clicking it in the file browser on your phone.
Then you can just follow the instructions you found at their webpage.
Hope this helps.
//a

how to connect to EDUroam
Firstly, this refers to connecting an HTC android phone (specifically the HTC Desire, but what I get from the web is that they are all much the same, these HTC android interfaces).
The problem starts when an innocent user looks for a WiFi network and finds eduroam. It then asks for not particularly relevant password information and cannot connect because the configuration of the default network setup is wrong. If you try to get the phone to forget that network it appears to do so that when you reconnect it still assumes that the connection was correctly set up. In order to get it to forget their network properly you have to enter the wrong password several times so that the phone thinks you have illegally trying to access the network. It then completely forgets.
The network discovery procedure will again come up with EDUroam, and the configuration should follow the instructions on the following website from Oxford University: <search for android eduroam oxford in Google>
In fact the names given on the HTC desire setup are slightly different. The important thing is that the EAP type should be PEAP, and the secondary type should be MSCHAPv2.
You then enter the username which will be effectively your registered e-mail address at your own institution, and then use as a password the thing eduroam calls "network access token" (16 lower case alphabetic character password generated for you if you buy your institution on request.
You then connect up and miraculously you have the connection you wish!
You should check that the connection is mobile roaming capability on your phone and checking that you really do have Internet and e-mail access as you wish through the WiFi connection directly.

I have been looking for the SecureW2 Personal Client 2.0.4 for Windows CE package (original filename: "SecureW2_Personal_Client_204_CE.zip"). I have been unable to find it and the sources given in this thread no longer exist or are no longer available.
If anyone has the file, please provide it.

School mail/University web portal are borked >: (

Hi guys, I tried to access Ryerson university mail as well as the student web portal,
and neither one of them run.
Looks like I will be sitting in the school computer lab much more than I expected to...
However using k-9 mail I was at least able to access my school email account even though a lot of formatting does not show correctly and pictures don't work.
Oh well, I can at least wow my classmates when they think I have just another netbook and then ~booom I pull out the screen. he he he

check with your it dept, my school just switched to EAP security, so i had to get the certificate from them and import it into my tablet from the sd card

revolutionz_s13 said:
check with your it dept, my school just switched to EAP security, so i had to get the certificate from them and import it into my tablet from the sd card
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Where do you install the cert?
tried this at work and didnt succeed
Had asked the question before, but thread jsut sat empty.
Thanks

Have you tried changing the user agent setting or using another browser?

I have the same problem with the corporate network at work...it tries to connect, then it doesn't....then it tries...and fails....
I can connect using connectify and my wifi laptop serving a connection to my TF but not right to the corporate network....bummer.

turbulent28 said:
Where do you install the cert?
tried this at work and didnt succeed
Had asked the question before, but thread jsut sat empty.
Thanks
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Copy the cert to your sd card, then go into settings and under privacy and security all the way at the bottom there is something like install from sd card...it will automatically find the cert and install it to the tab

rpavich said:
I have the same problem with the corporate network at work...it tries to connect, then it doesn't....then it tries...and fails....
I can connect using connectify and my wifi laptop serving a connection to my TF but not right to the corporate network....bummer.
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You might have a secondary authentication. My school uses EAP for network access security, and under the option for secondary security or whatever its called (I dont have the tablet in front of me right now) I have to use MSCHAP v2, as that is what my schools network uses to authenticate username/password on the server. and make sure you select the cert that you imported under the option for CA certificate. Your IT dept should know how to set it up if you show them where to set up the network connection for wifi...