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N900 is considered to be "non provisioning device" from Exchange server point of view. It basically means that it can not be managed from Exchange server - administrator can not wipe your device, request you to use autolock and so on. Basically, all the provisioning data received from the server is ignored and the server is informed that N900 MfE does not support this feature. | N900 is considered to be "non provisioning device" from Exchange server point of view. It basically means that it can not be managed from Exchange server - administrator can not wipe your device, request you to use autolock and so on. Basically, all the provisioning data received from the server is ignored and the server is informed that N900 MfE does not support this feature. | ||
- | Exchange administrator can configure the server in | + | Exchange administrator can configure the server in 2 ways - he/she can allow to use non-provisioning devices or disallow. In the second case N900 MfE will not work as server will reject the connection. |
[http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=350081&postcount=33 Post with Exchange server 2003 management console] | [http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=350081&postcount=33 Post with Exchange server 2003 management console] |
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