Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 configuration items are collections of desired settings to be applied to the mobile device using Configuration Manager 2007. Administrators can use configuration items to distribute the following to Configuration Manager 2007 managed mobile devices:
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Specifies the dial-up network configurations that can be distributed to mobile device clients. |
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Specifies the certificate distributed to mobile devices and the store on the device where the certificate is saved. |
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Provides Configuration Manager 2007 password management support for mobile devices that use the Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP). |
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Specifies Exchange options to synchronize on the Windows Mobile 2003 mobile device with a desktop computer or server. |
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Specifies Exchange options to synchronize on the Windows Mobile 5.0 mobile device with a desktop computer or server. |
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Specifies the general packet radio service (GPRS) network options to distribute to mobile devices. |
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Specifies the Internet e-mail settings to configure on the mobile device. |
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Specifies the network proxy settings to configure on the mobile device. |
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Specifies the password policies for the messaging and security feature pack (MSFP) to be enforced on the mobile device. |
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Specifies the password policy for the Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 mobile device. |
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Specifies the registry key, value name, data type, and value to distribute to mobile devices. |
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Specifies security polices for software installation on the mobile device. |
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Specifies the virtual private network (VPN) configurations for the mobile device. |
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Specifies the wireless network connection settings to be configured on the mobile device. |
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Configuration items are distributed in configuration packages, which can be advertised to Configuration Manager 2007 mobile device clients. Configuration items created on a Configuration Manager 2007 server do not propagate to child sites although configuration packages containing configuration items do propagate in read-only format. For more information about configuration packages, see About Configuration Packages for Mobile Devices.