First post here. Just received the HTC Desire and love it (I have totally skipped the iPhone fanwave )
Need to setup the Desire with our Exchange 2007 installation.
Our company's OMA policy requires a device certificate that's signed by our AD CA for authroisation, which means the device needs to registered as a client in the AD, and I don't think the Android phone works. This ensures only our company's issued Windows machines can access OMA.
As a trial with Android, I got my Exchange admins to accept username/password authentication on the OMA through a different public IP address, but it still accepts the origiinal URL, e.g. https://mail.example.com/oma as there is only one single Exchange frontend server.
He told me my challenge will be to setup the hosts file within the phone to override the DNS returned IP for mail.example.com and returns a different IP.
Now, is there any way to put in a new /etc/hosts file into the Desire, without rooting it?
Need to setup the Desire with our Exchange 2007 installation.
Our company's OMA policy requires a device certificate that's signed by our AD CA for authroisation, which means the device needs to registered as a client in the AD, and I don't think the Android phone works. This ensures only our company's issued Windows machines can access OMA.
As a trial with Android, I got my Exchange admins to accept username/password authentication on the OMA through a different public IP address, but it still accepts the origiinal URL, e.g. https://mail.example.com/oma as there is only one single Exchange frontend server.
He told me my challenge will be to setup the hosts file within the phone to override the DNS returned IP for mail.example.com and returns a different IP.
Now, is there any way to put in a new /etc/hosts file into the Desire, without rooting it?