Does any one know what's the plans for supporting SMIME?
Is there any email client that supports SMIME for Windows Phone 8?
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The previous versions had the option to sync PocketAccess Databases, but new WM2005 models don't have this feature.. Anyone know why or a different solution to .cdb databases?
Yeah, I stumbled upon the same issue, found this on M$ website:
Note Synchronizing and converting Access database files is available only on devices running Windows Mobile software for Pocket PC 2003 and earlier.
What software do you use for databases ? I noticed SprintDB Pro isn't compatible with WM 5.0 either.
I use Syware Visual.CE
If anyone is interested Cisco has a new Anyconnect client for Windows Mobile 6.1. I'm not sure which devices are supported but the AT&T Tilt with WM6.1 is. I'm having a few DNS and IE issues but so far everything else I tried works including Remote Desktop. The client software is anyconnect-wince-ARMv4I-2.3.0185-k9.cab. A new Cisco Secure Desktop (for the ASA) is also available but I don't know if it is required.
can you please upload the cab
reading the release notes...
this is only supported on the cisco asa 5500 platform and looks like you need the windows mobile license on the cisco asa.
excerpts:
The AnyConnect client for Windows Mobile requires that a security appliance mobile license be installed. If the correct license is not installed, end user receives an error message.
The AnyConnect client Release 2.3 focuses on providing an improved user experience.
This release includes the following new features:
• Support for Windows Mobile OS touch-screen devices connecting to Cisco Series 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances.
Note Windows Mobile requires a special license and must have ASA Release 8.0.3 or higher running on the security appliance.
Though AnyConnect 2.3 has been designed to be compatible with Windows Mobile 6.1, 6.0 and 5.0 Professional and Classic, Cisco has specifically qualified only the devices listed in Table 1 to ensure interoperability. While other devices might work, Cisco is cannot guarantee compatibility with other
devices.
Windows Mobile Pocket PC Standard Edition (any version) is not supported.
HTC devices are supported only with Touchflo disabled.
Check with your service provider regarding your data plan before using AnyConnect for Windows
Mobile, as you might incur additional charges if you exceed the data usage limits of your plan.
IceCreaMan said:
reading the release notes...
this is only supported on the cisco asa 5500 platform and looks like you need the windows mobile license on the cisco asa.
excerpts:
The AnyConnect client for Windows Mobile requires that a security appliance mobile license be installed. If the correct license is not installed, end user receives an error message.
The AnyConnect client Release 2.3 focuses on providing an improved user experience.
This release includes the following new features:
• Support for Windows Mobile OS touch-screen devices connecting to Cisco Series 5500 Adaptive Security Appliances.
Note Windows Mobile requires a special license and must have ASA Release 8.0.3 or higher running on the security appliance.
Though AnyConnect 2.3 has been designed to be compatible with Windows Mobile 6.1, 6.0 and 5.0 Professional and Classic, Cisco has specifically qualified only the devices listed in Table 1 to ensure interoperability. While other devices might work, Cisco is cannot guarantee compatibility with other
devices.
Windows Mobile Pocket PC Standard Edition (any version) is not supported.
HTC devices are supported only with Touchflo disabled.
Check with your service provider regarding your data plan before using AnyConnect for Windows
Mobile, as you might incur additional charges if you exceed the data usage limits of your plan.
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I have been using the integrated L2TP/IPSec VPN client in Windows Mobile 5/6 (as well as integrated VPN Client in Windows 2000/XP/2003 & Vista) to connect to Cisco PIX 6.3 & recently 7.x Firewalls without any issues - there is no real need to use any 3rd party client. PIX 6.3 was a bit of a pig to get set up initially but once the settings were done it was easy to copy them. PIX 7.x includes a Wizard in the GUI that sets it all up for you....
I am not sure what benefits you would get from the Cisco Windows Mobile VPN client? Plus it costs you more for an additional license.............
Andy
I don't think Cisco released the cost for licensing of the Mobile client. I was on the beta program and it works well. One of the benefits for using this client is that the connection is made over SSL instead of IPSEC/L2TP/PPTP.
If this is what I think it is, I would love this. My schools network requires us to login through some cisco authentication program we have to download, and I cannot get on the wifi with my tilt because of this.
Hey guys,
I'm going to be demo'ing a windows 8 Mobile Device's integration with Live and our company apps. I was watching MMS 2013 videos and they showed a Windows 8 Mobile screen on their Windows 8 desktop during their demos.
Any ideas how I can do this? Using a Lumia 920.
Thanks
You can't. Developer devices include additional Drivers and Software to make this possible. Also the Software running on the Desktop for this is not released by Microsoft. There are some hacked ROMs for old WP7 devices but those won't help you with your use case.
StevieBallz said:
You can't. Developer devices include additional Drivers and Software to make this possible. Also the Software running on the Desktop for this is not released by Microsoft. There are some hacked ROMs for old WP7 devices but those won't help you with your use case.
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Well bullocks.
Thanks
Is it possible to install applications like MS office or similar application predifined for Windows 8 on Windows Phone?
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Is it possible to install applications like MS office or similar application predifined for Windows 8 on Windows Phone?
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No it is not possible to install PC Programs on a WP8 device, WP8 comes with an office app built in, though.
Would be pretty useless anyhow; trying to use full Office on a machine with a 4-inch screen? Also, WP uses ARM processors; the only version of "normal" Windows that uses ARM is Windows RT, and you can't buy Office (or any other desktop app) for that; it's built in.
With that said, yes, the phone does have pretty good mobile versions of Word, Powerpoint, Excel, and OneNote, plus some SharePoint integration.
Dear All
I would like to know if it could be possible to install OPENVPN client on WINDOWSPHONE. I find that it was possible for windows mobile version.
There is any specific limitation or only a very low interest on the matter?
Official support for VPN clients only *just* became available, with 8.1. I don't know of any OpenVPN client yet, though.
It may require some work. OpenVPN (for desktop Windows) targets an outdated version of the network driver interface spec. Desktop Windows supports that old interface (for backward compatibility) but I don't think Windows Phone does (I know Windows RT doesn't). The driver component of OpenVPN may need to be updated for the newer spec.