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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / ActiveSync / December 2005Disable Cert Check under WM5
Lots of people talking about this in other areas... Just upgraded from a 6600 PocketPC 2003 device to a 6700 WM5 device. I had Exchange ActiveSync working great under 2003 (only diff was that I had an internal CA so I ended up using the certchk utility to turn off cert checking.) Well, the tool doesn't work under WM5. Does anyone know of where the registry change is located under the WM5 device (or the 2003 device for that matter as it may give some clues). Any other thoughts as to how I'd disable cert checking? Haha! Just missed the previous post by Carl Wolz ... Looks like that's it! Only thing is that I had to add "Secure" to the GUID!!! Looks like I'm getting to the server now, just keep getting prompted for my username/password. Weird. Sorry, I didn't see this. I just posted how to do this. Recap. FYI: Certchk.exe won't work on WindowsMobile 5.0. The layout of the registry has changed. In the devices registry [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ActiveSync\Partners\{GUID}] set "Secure" to 0. There may be more than one GUID under partners, so look at the "Server" to see where it is syncing. This only bypasses the validation of the certificate on the device. You will still need a cert if you are syncing SSL  SignatureCarl Wolz [MSFT] This Posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Lots of people talking about this in other areas... > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Any other thoughts as to how I'd disable cert checking? The password has an association with the "Secure" registry state. If that value is changed, the password won't work (it's a security feature). Walk through the wizard again and renter your password. SignatureCarl Wolz [MSFT] This Posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. > Haha! Just missed the previous post by Carl Wolz ... Looks like that's > it! Only thing is that I had to add "Secure" to the GUID!!! Looks like [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >> >> Any other thoughts as to how I'd disable cert checking? |
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