Earlier this year, a company called Endurance purchased Powweb, which at the time was my webhost. I had been with Powweb since early 2002 and have been a happy customer up until a few months ago when all Powweb customers were migrated to Endurance servers.
The migration was pretty painful but I got through it after rebuilding my site 3 times. Immediately after the migration everything was looking good, speed was decent and my site was reliable. As the weeks progressed I started having problems with FTP being slow, sites being either really slow or 404. As a loyal Powweb customer I hung in as long as I could, but the straw that broke the camels back was their 60 second script rule when it came to uploading and downloading files from a PHP front end like Joomla or Gallery. If you couldn't upload/download within 60 seconds your connection was killed.
Numerous requests to have this removed on the support forums were ignored, and when that limitation affected me, I decided to bail.
There seems to be some confusion on the net in regards to setting up Exchange ActiveSync on Windows Mobile phones. By default, Exchange 2003 will require SSL and if the Exchange administrator does not buy a root certificate for the server he/she can install a "self signed" cert. When a self signed cert is in place, users will be prompted to "trust" the root certificate of the server, allowing you to proceed to the webpage/resource. Internet Explorer is configured to trust certain certificates, depending on who genertated them, Verisign, GeoTrust etc.
