Internet Appliance Configuration

The Internet Appliance configuration is targeted to provide functionality for non-mobile, browser-based, consumer devices.

The basic Internet Appliance configuration is similar to the Enterprise Web Pad configuration. As a fixed device, the Internet Appliance supports a mouse and keyboard design with a CRT or LCD display. Additionally, this configuration supports the Windows CE Standard Shell and applications, which you can customize or substitute for a browser-based user interface (UI).

Security Issues

For more information about security issues that can affect an Internet Appliance configuration, see the following topics:

• ActiveSync Registry Settings
• Authentication Services Security
• Cryptography Security
• Internet Explorer 6.0 Security
• Windows Media Player Control Security
• Windows Messenger Security
• Windows Networking API/Redirector Security

See Also

Configuration Selection | Catalog Features|Platform Creation with the New Platform Wizard | OS Configurations How-to Topics

Last updated on Wednesday, April 13, 2005

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