Ok, so The Enterprise Deployment Config: You install an app which sets up a webserver to connect to (lame). I assume this is because they only developed one application and ported it to windows.
You create a config, then either email it out, or export it to be downloaded by safari. It can contain a minimum of an EAS profile and APN config (lame again, they obviously have one or how the hell does it download it via Safari?) and an ssl cert (if you need it). The email option is busted as it needs the nix binary on a nix path (Lame to include that in my windows version?). Truth is, after adding the mime type to IIS the profile worked immediately after being downloaded and synced asap! If they did away with quirks above, this kicks the hell out of EAS on Mobile OS for setting up my "un inclined" users. I am going to try to leave the username partially blank so I can make one profile for all users. Cool... jlc ~ Finally, powerful endpoint security that ISN'T a resource hog! ~ ~ <http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/Business/VIPRE-Enterprise/> ~
