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The new BlackBerry 8820 is the first RIM device to offer Wi-Fi connectivity. The concern seems to not be directly linked to RIMs implementation of Wi-FI, just the fact that it is available and end users will use it to surf the web or do business on unsecured Wi-Fi links. Computerworld has a nice summary...
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Judging by the traffic logs on the site there are a whole bunch of people in the same boat you are. Unfortunately since RIM isn't supporting BES against Exchange 2007 there isn't too much information available other than what is in this thread. A couple more things to consider. Can you open the service...
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Hi, Yes my service account has a mailbox and it's not a domain admin. I'm going to try uninstalling/re-installing BES as i made some security changes after the install. Do you know of any articles/forums/support groups on this topic. I cant' find anything! i feel like im the only one in the entire world...
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Ryan, I haven't tested it in a Exchange 2007 greenfield install, each time has always had at least an Exchange 2003 server at some point. So their might be some differences, but since the Exchange schema changes are additive you shouldn't need to prep the domain with Exchange 2003. ESM only needs to...
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Are you running BES 4.1 SP2? I had tried to get this to work with BES 4.0 and was unsucessful even after a lot of time spent working on it. When I used 4.0 I would get the same behavior that you are seeing.
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If you need to give a service account access to all mailboxes on a specific Exchange 2007 server you can run the following command: Get-mailboxserver <servername> | add-adpermission –user <service account> -accessrights GenericRead, GenericWrite -extendedrights Send-As, Receive-As, ms-Exch...