Can anyone point me in the right direction about using RSA tokens and Exchange Support from an Android device?
Currently the only way to get to our OWA server is to authenticate via our extranet portal that requires an RSA token.
Once you are logged in to the portal the OWA url is allowed via our firewall. If you are not authenticated then the firewall ignores the request.
So trying to use the native Exchange support on Android will only work if our user's enter the token code which will expire after xx hours. This is not a practical way to have "push" email on the device.
We currently use Good Enterprise for our non Blackberry devices (Android and iOS). But Good seems to be taking their time on features like saving attachments and attaching files to outgoing emails.
I heard , but can't find any info, about putting the RSA token on the device's MicroSD card so you don't have to manually enter the token code.
Currently the only way to get to our OWA server is to authenticate via our extranet portal that requires an RSA token.
Once you are logged in to the portal the OWA url is allowed via our firewall. If you are not authenticated then the firewall ignores the request.
So trying to use the native Exchange support on Android will only work if our user's enter the token code which will expire after xx hours. This is not a practical way to have "push" email on the device.
We currently use Good Enterprise for our non Blackberry devices (Android and iOS). But Good seems to be taking their time on features like saving attachments and attaching files to outgoing emails.
I heard , but can't find any info, about putting the RSA token on the device's MicroSD card so you don't have to manually enter the token code.
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