[millardus]

Good morning,

Late, Saturday night, had few beers in town and about to go to bed. So that may explain this probably very stoopid thought that just popped into my head.

When applying default, blank IT policy at activation, this wont chnage anything on handhelds will it?

When I activate some HH's I dont want the IT policy that is applied to overwrite any settings that the users have setup on their devices.

I'm sure it wont but I may be a little tipsy to think rationally. Good night all

Tom

[juwaack68]

The Default IT Policy doesn't enforce or restrict anything on the handheld. I can't think of anything on the handheld that if the user has set that the Default policy will undo.