Hi,
after syncing my galaxy with my company exchange server I get a request to enable a "device administrator" with some security settings.
Is there a way to avoid the security settings get applied to my mobile?
// tz
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I tried connecting to my college's WiFi and it didn't work so I called the IT department and they said I have to have a certificate called Thawte Premium Server CA. Is there any way to get this onto the phone so I can use their network? Thanks.
The certificate you reference is already installed in the Diamonds cert store. You can verify this by going to settings>system>certificates.
When you're setting up your WiFiconnection, you need to enable "Data Encryption: WEP", on the "Configure Network Authentication" screen, and then check the checkbox that says "This key is automatically provided". On the screen after that you can then configure your specific certificate settings.
I encounter the activesync on my device fail to get email from exchange server since 8-Jan-2010.
I found that it may caused by the certificate of "secure server certification authority" already expired on 8-Jan-2010.
Is there any update of captioned cert?
hi all,
I have some strange issue creating a new mail account, an MS Exchange one.
I follow the Diamond's owner's manual chapter 7, I set my address and password (next) clear the "get setting automatically" (next) and then I should be able to choose e-mail provider type to be exchange, but the only 2 options I have are "internet e-mail" and "custom domain" both bringing me to imap/smpt etc settings and not the exchange ones -> consequently the account fails to connect to the server and fails to synch.
I'm not sure if it is important, but my Diamond has no problem synching with my local Outlook, so the failure is with the server connection.
The connections I tried were both WiFi and USB,
Rom 2.03
Radio 1.09
PLEASE HELP.
I have a need to see all of the traffic from my Android (sent/received via WiFi). I have a squid proxy with ssl bump working. However, for that traffic which is does not originate with a browser, I cannot get the device to accept the certificate which squid provides (this is an untrusted cert). I can root the phone if necessary. It appears to me that I either need to turn off cert validation at a very low level, or make my cert a look like a valid one. I have added my cert to the exception list on the phone and that didn't change anything. I am not interested in packets from email or most apps. Only from the OS itself.
Any ideas?
Hi,
I'm trying to configure Wi-Fi using TLS option but I don't see certificates listed.
when using AirWatch agent to push certificates there are 2 of them suppose to be pushed to work profile, but only one is appeared on the system certificate list.
I've asked other people who uses Android devices at work and they can configured their WiFi on Pixel or Samsung device that runs on 7.1.1 but not OxygenOS.
Things I've tried so far:
Reapply for WiFi profile
Reinstall Airwatch