By default, when a user is added to the BES server only their Inbox and Sent Items folders will be synchronised. To enable the synchronisation of specific mailbox folders within the Administration web interface, do the following.

• Log into the Administration web site.
• Edit the properties of the target user.
• Scroll down and edit the Messaging Configuration setting:

  

There are two ways in which web browsing from activated BlackBerry devices can be restricted:

• Implementation of a firewall or web proxy between the BES Express server and the Internet
• Usage of Pull Authorisation rules on the BES Express server

RIM have released a free application to the App World that provides BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) subscribers with the ability to use the Enterprise Activation feature of their Smartphone to register their device over the air with a server running BES Express or the MDaemon Messaging Server. The full BES product is not supported.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email, contact and calendar data from an existing Lotus Domino installation, version 8.0.2 or later.

A free download from the BlackBerry web site, the solution is not limited to any set number of users and requires only that users have a BlackBerry data tariff on their SIM card with their network operator.
A 10,000 user CAL is supplied with the download by default.

RIM have released a version of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express product for Lotus Domino 8.0.2 or later.

This free-to-download product, when installed against an existing Lotus Domino messaging deployment enables users to:

• Wirelessly synchronize email, calendar, contacts, notes and tasks
• Manage email folders and search email on the mail server remotely
• Book meetings and appointments, accept meeting requests, check availability and forward calendar attachments
• Set an out-of-office reply
• Access files stored on the company network
• Use mobile applications to access business systems behind the firewall

For IT administrators, BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express includes:

The BES Express 5.0.1 product includes the same BlackBerry Web Desktop feature included with the full BES product, enabling users to manage their own handhelds, backup and restore data as well as configure message filters.
So what? Whilst the BES Express product does enable client devices to enjoy push email and PIM data synchronisation functionality on a BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) tariff, unless you have the more expensive BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) tariff, it is not possible to activate devices wirelessly using the Enterprise Activation feature. (http://blog.brightpointuk.co.uk/how-does-bes-wireless-activation-process...).

This means that whilst it isn't possible for users to be remotely activated against a BES Express deployment over the air if they are on the cheaper BIS tariff, they can activate their devices remotely via their web browser by connecting their BlackBerry device to their PC via the supplied USB cable.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

IT Policies

The following IT policies are available in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express edition:

Common
• Password required
• Minimum password length
• User can disable password
• Maximum security timeout
• Maximum password age
• User can change timeout
• Password pattern checks
• Allow SMS
• Allow MMS

Password
• Set password timeout
• Set maximum password attempts
• Suppress password echo
• Maximum password history
• Forbidden passwords

Email Messaging