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Posted by Ray Price on January 6, 2007, 12:25 am
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I guess to some degree I would be circumventing their security, yes; my
email would be visible unless I implemented my own VPN-like solution. Being
a medium sized company, the IT guys don't have the resource to put time into
projects that only affect a small number of people. I see this as something
that will become increasingly asked for though (I'm just impatient! :D).
I think the more useful things would be access to email (obviously) and
Windows Mobile Communicator. At least for me. Calendar I can live with
synching at my desk.
> And you can't do that for Exchange, or you are willing to circumvent the
> company security on your own, but not if you have to involve the IT guys
> (maybe that's you)
>
> I would like to see it back myself, but I haven't found the lack of the
> capability to have rendered my PPC(s) useless. I rarely have someone
> sitting at my desktop making contact and calendar entries while I am away,
> that I need to sync with anyway. As a form of backup, I find a backup to
> and SD card just as reliable.
>
> --
> Sven
> MVP - Mobile Devices
>> If active sync had internet sync back, I could make it visible from the
>> internet. Sure it's a security risk, but I could host an open source VPN
>> that is compatible with the built in VPN support in WM5.
>>
>>> And Outlook on your desktop is?...visible from the internet.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Sven
>>> MVP - Mobile Devices
>>>> Yes, but my company has an SSL VPN and the Exchange server sits inside
>>>> this on our corporate network (ie, it's not visible from the internet).
>>>
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