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Originally Posted by kcwilliams
Thank you, I fixed my typo to read Reply To.
I agree, security is top priority. And by making this change in BIS 2.0, RIM is forcing us to remove that security...thereby opening up, not plugging up a security hole on our side.
I know the alternative is use BES (which requires funding because we have so many users), or get it working with integrated account...which I cannot seem to do and RIM refuses to help.
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Its always frustrating when something new changes something old. I'm sure many corporations and the Gov't requested RIM make these changes to ensure security is under their control for corporate email. Its hard to defend a network/server when something outside your control has access. That's why RIM is reluctant to provide assistance for a workaround.