I bought the Palm Pre a few weeks ago. I really like the phone, its UI (User Interface), and other features that are too many to be named. I ran into a problem getting my company's email loaded on my phone. When I went to add the Microsoft Exchange Account, I could not get logged in because of my company's non-trusted certificate.
When setting up an account, the Palm Pre does not ask if you would like to accept the non-trusted certificate. The Palm would just spit out a message that says, "No Trusted Root Certificate Authority." I Googled to see what would rectify the problem. Needless to say, I did not find the answer I was looking for.
So, to solve the problem, here is what I did. I actually navigated to my company's webmail Outlook Web Access via my Palm Pre and attempted to login there. Low and behold, I got the prompt to accept the "non-trusted" certificate; in which it somehow downloaded to my Palm Pre. I then went to setup my account on my Palm Pre again. Wh00t! I'm in. I can now receive my work-emails on my Palm Pre.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
General
I'm having a heck of a time trying to get no-ip.com up and running on my Desktop at home. I would like to periodically log into my home computer to grab some music or just grab some files that I might want to check; and also, I would like to navigate to some websites that are websensed at work. I'm going to continue my efforts when I get home tonight.
It gets frustrating when you think you've followed all of the directions and still can't get the thing to work!
It gets frustrating when you think you've followed all of the directions and still can't get the thing to work!
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