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Page 1 - Darren Duke

Best Practices for BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES)In an IBM Lotus Domino EnvironmentDarren DukeTechnical Lead, Simplified Technology Solutions, Inc

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Best Practices – Installation -1Best Practices – Installation -1BES must be on own Domino instance, not on the mail server–Can cause need for extra Do

Page 3 - Who is STS?

Best Practices – Installation -2Best Practices – Installation -2If possible use a full SQL Server, not MSDE–More difficult setup but worth the hassle–

Page 4 - Who is this dude?

Best Practices – Installation - 3Best Practices – Installation - 3Note about other SQL Servers installed on BES server–expect issuesLogging is ON HIGH

Page 5 - Game changer for its users

Best Practices – Installation - 4Best Practices – Installation - 4If you are planning on more that one BES (> 1000 users) install BES in a distribu

Page 6 - Device (or Smartphone)

Best Practices – Installation - 5Best Practices – Installation - 5Outbound email (from the device to the BES) may not work out of the box–Depending on

Page 7 - Applications maybe encrypted

Domino on “i” or “p”Domino on “i” or “p”You still need a Windows server to install BES on, and subsequently a Domino server running on that Windows se

Page 8 - Levels of BES

Best Practices – Installation - 6Best Practices – Installation - 6Questions on Installation

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Best Practices – How it works - 1Best Practices – How it works - 1Each device has a unique PINEach BES has a unique SRP IDRIM maintains a look up tabl

Page 10 - Supports VMware ESX

Best Practices – How it works - 2Best Practices – How it works - 2BES “polls” the users NSF mail file on their home server–By default this is every 20

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Best Practices – How it works - 3Best Practices – How it works - 3The NOC, using the device PIN, locates your device on the carrier networks–forwards

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AgendaAgendaWho is STS?Who is Darren Duke?Overview of the BlackBerry “Solution”Best Practices for InstallationSetting up IBM Lotus Sametime for BlackB

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Best Practices – How it works - 4Best Practices – How it works - 4Sending email is the exact opposite–Device encrypts message–Sent via carrier network

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Best Practices – How it works - 5Best Practices – How it works - 5Out of Coverage Scenario–User has device switched off or is OoC–NOC keeps track of a

Page 15 - Domino on “i” or “p”

Best Practices – How it works - 6Best Practices – How it works - 6Questions on How it Works

Page 16 - Questions on Installation

Device Provisioning - 1Device Provisioning - 1If you are on BES 4.0.x or earlier, upgradeDevices can be provisioned/activated a number of ways–OTA, se

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Device Provisioning - 2Device Provisioning - 2By default a new device receives:–Last 5 days or 200 messages, whichever is greater (headers only)–Calen

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Device Provisioning - 3Device Provisioning - 3If all else fails during activation:–See KB13852Contacts usually need to be added to PIM fields in BES u

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Device Provisioning - 4Device Provisioning - 4Device Provisioning Questions

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Setting up Sametime Access -1Setting up Sametime Access -1 Options include BlackBerry Enterprise Messenger and IBM Sametime client of BlackBerry–One S

Page 21 - Out of Coverage Scenario

Setting up Sametime Access -2Setting up Sametime Access -2To allow a BlackBerry to access Sametime:–Ensure BES was installed with the Collaboration op

Page 22 - Questions on How it Works

Lotus ConnectionsLotus ConnectionsRIM and IBM have created a Lotus Connections client–http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/server/domino/connections.

Page 23 - Device Provisioning - 1

Who is STS?Who is STS?IT services company, not a hardware companyIBM Advanced Business PartnerBlackBerry Alliance MemberVMware Professional Business P

Page 24 - Device Provisioning - 2

Lotus QuickrLotus QuickrErm….–There is a RIM provided white paper from LS08 that use servlets to access Quickr 8.0–Makes use of BlackBerry Browser–htt

Page 25 - Device Provisioning - 3

Introduction to App Dev - 1Introduction to App Dev - 1The good news & the bad news is there is no one defacto mobile development platform, so pick

Page 26 - Device Provisioning - 4

Introduction to App Dev - 2Introduction to App Dev - 2Java–JDE or Eclipse–Access every aspect of the phone–Expensive to develop, dev cycles are long•M

Page 27 - Setting up Sametime Access -1

Introduction to App Dev - 3Introduction to App Dev - 3MDS Runtime–RAD environment for SOAP web services–Use as a plug in Eclipse or Visual Studio–Fast

Page 28 - Setting up Sametime Access -2

Introduction to App Dev - 4Introduction to App Dev - 4BlackBerry Browser–HTML and Javascript–Cut down functionality from desktop browser–Easiest and c

Page 29 - Lotus Connections

Introduction to App Dev - 5Introduction to App Dev - 5App Dev Questions

Page 30 - Lotus Quickr

Other BES ApplicationsOther BES ApplicationsBlackBerry Monitoring Service–Free SNMP monitoring and reporting solution for BES installationsBlackBerry

Page 31 - Introduction to App Dev - 1

The Future – or notThe Future – or notDevice OS 4.5–HTML email capability on the device (>= 7.0.2 Domino) –Free time lookup–Edit MS Word and MS Pow

Page 32 - Introduction to App Dev - 2

QuestionsQuestions–Feel free to ask absolutely anything Domino or BlackBerry related–If you ask something I can’t answer you will be asked to leave•da

Page 33 - Introduction to App Dev - 3

Who is this dude?Who is this dude?From England (he tawks funnee, y’all!)Degree in Software EngineeringLost count of Lotus certifications, started Lotu

Page 34 - Introduction to App Dev - 4

Overview of BlackBerry SolutionOverview of BlackBerry SolutionEnd to end solution–Device–Service–SoftwareSecure, robust and “just works”Pick your carr

Page 35 - Introduction to App Dev - 5

Device (or Smartphone)Device (or Smartphone)Full J2ME compliant smartphonePioneer in push email technologyOS upgradable to add featuresEffectively a s

Page 36 - Other BES Applications

Network Operations Center (NOC)Network Operations Center (NOC)Huge server farms that carriers and BlackBerry devices connect to, the “router”–Routes d

Page 37 - The Future – or not

Levels of BESLevels of BESWindows Servers only….sorry! 64 bit OS is supported.BlackBerry Enterprise Server (full BES)–What most organizations need, 20

Page 38 - Questions

The BlackBerry Enterprise ServerThe BlackBerry Enterprise ServerA collection of software services combine to make the BES work–Messaging agent is a Do

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