- Using General Settings
- Setting a Passcode
- Choosing Restrictions
- Configuring Wi-Fi
- Setting Up VPN
- Setting Up Email
- Using Exchange ActiveSync
- Enabling LDAP
- Setting the Date with CalDAV
- Getting in Touch with CardDAV
- Keeping up with Subscribed Calendars
- Using Web Clips
- Setting Credentials
- About SCEP
- Using Mobile Device Management
- Managing Advanced Settings
- Wrapping Up
Getting in Touch with CardDAV
As you saw earlier, LDAP, while usable for email addresses and other contact info, is not always the best choice for many reasons, including that it’s kind of a pain to set up. So, a few years back, Apple and several other entities took the CalDAV concept and applied it to contacts. What they came up with was using the vCard format as the data store and, again, WebDAV as the transport mechanism. The result? CardDAV. The setup is identical to CalDAV, including my standard warning to use SSL (Figure 4.12).
Figure 4.12. CardDAV settings