Blackberry blackberry enterprise server for microsoft exchange Feature and Technical Overview

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Feature and Technical Overview

BlackBerry Enterprise Server process flows

7.The BlackBerry Messaging Agent verifies the validity of the attachment content, and stores the content in memory as the content arrives.

During the delivery of the attachment content, if the BlackBerry Messaging Agent does not receive content from the BlackBerry device for 15 minutes, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent cancels the message, deletes the partial attachment content from temporary storage, and sends an error message to the BlackBerry device.

After all of the attachment content arrives, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent checks for other attachments that might be part of the same message.

•If other attachments exist, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent requests the attachment content.

•If no additional attachments exist, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent finishes processing the message and sends the message to the user’s email application.

The messaging server delivers the message to the intended recipients.

Process flow: Searching an organization's address book from a BlackBerry device

1.A user searches for a contact on a BlackBerry device.

2.The BlackBerry device assigns a RefId to the search request, compresses and encrypts the request, and sends the request to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server over port 3101.

3.The BlackBerry Dispatcher decrypts and decompresses the request using the device transport key of the BlackBerry device, and sends the request to the BlackBerry Messaging Agent.

4.The BlackBerry Messaging Agent searches the GAL on the Microsoft Exchange server and retrieves the 20 closest matches for the contact lookup request.

The BlackBerry Messaging Agent sends the contact lookup results to the BlackBerry Dispatcher.

5.The BlackBerry Dispatcher encrypts the results using the device transport key of the BlackBerry device, compresses the encrypted data, and sends it to the BlackBerry Router for delivery to the BlackBerry device.

6.The BlackBerry Router sends the encrypted data to the wireless network over port 3101.

7.The wireless network verifies that the PIN belongs to a valid BlackBerry device that is registered with the wireless network, and sends the encrypted data to the BlackBerry device.

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Contents Feature and Technical Overview Published 2013-11-07 SWD-20131107160132924 Contents BlackBerry Enterprise Solution security 103 Date Description Document revision historyWhats New in BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0 SP4 Feature DescriptionProcess Enhancements to security featuresEnhancements to access control Increased efficiency of reconciliationOverview BlackBerry Enterprise Server Architecture BlackBerry Enterprise Server BlackBerry Enterprise Server ArchitectureFeature and Technical Overview Component Description BlackBerry Web Desktop Manager BlackBerry Synchronization ServiceDatabase and the message store databases DevicesComponentDescription Architecture Remote BlackBerry Collaboration ServiceBlackBerry Collaboration Service BlackBerry Administration ServiceMessaging data that BlackBerry devices send Architecture Remote BlackBerry MDS Connection Service Architecture Remote BlackBerry Router Component Description Architecture Remote BlackBerry Administration Service Enterprise Server, user accounts, and BlackBerry devices Architecture Remote BlackBerry Attachment ServiceBlackBerry device for viewing Details and user information Architecture BlackBerry Web Desktop ManagerComponent Description BlackBerry Administration Service BlackBerry Enterprise Server Components and featuresOptions for viewing the BlackBerry BlackBerry Configuration PanelBlackBerry Mail Store Service Domain Using the server view or component viewTable name Description Page BlackBerry Messaging Agent BlackBerry messaging and collaboration servicesAppear with the same status on their BlackBerry devices You can turn off wireless email reconciliationContact list updates Email reconciliationBlackBerry devices If an attachment exceeds 64 KB, the BlackBerry device sendsAttachment in multiple data packets Application on their BlackBerry devicesUsing the BlackBerry Administration Service BlackBerry Collaboration ServiceCan synchronize to their BlackBerry devices Contacts on their BlackBerry devices Session managementSessions automatically and permits new sessions to start Conversations with multiple contactsUser is linked to an existing contact list entry Formats on their BlackBerry devicesContact list on BlackBerry devices Messages to contacts directly from their contact listsBlackBerry Synchronization Service Format Extension BlackBerry Attachment ServiceRtf BlackBerry MDS Connection ServiceAudio Amr, .mp3, .wav, .wma Corel WordPerfect Wpd Htm, .htmlAccess control Authentication methodsService requests user information and caches cookies Proxy auto-configuration .pac fileType Description BlackBerry ApplicationsBlackBerry Browser Applications BlackBerry Java ApplicationsFeature and Technical Overview BlackBerry device management BlackBerry Policy ServiceControlling third-party applications on BlackBerry devices User account to the Default IT policy automatically Configurations on the BlackBerry device automaticallyBlackBerry Router BlackBerry Web Desktop Manager Computer that can access the intranetApplication management Over the wireless network Suite installed, to BlackBerry devicesSimplified administration Service statisticsNotifies the users when a newer Users cannot override email Devices are connectedUsers cannot generate encryption KeysUsers can synchronize the following Wireless activation Principles Description BlackBerry Enterprise Solution 6 securityData protection Security features of the BlackBerry Enterprise SolutionConnect to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Feature and Technical Overview Encrypting user data on a locked device Extending messaging security to a BlackBerry deviceEncrypting the device transport key on a locked device Managing device access to the BlackBerry Enterprise ServerFeature and Technical Overview Protection, you cannot use this command IT administration command DescriptionDelete only the organization data Application data BlackBerry Enterprise Server High availability Feature and Technical Overview How a primary BlackBerry Enterprise Server self-demotes Feature and Technical Overview BlackBerry Configuration Database high availability BlackBerry Configuration Database mirroring Feature and Technical Overview Component High availability type Description High availability in a distributed environmentUsing information that is stored in the BlackBerry Collaboration Service instanceConfiguration Database Connection Service instanceHome Wi-Fi networks Wi-Fi enabled devicesTypes of Wi-Fi networks Support the authentication type that your organization usesWireless access points Component Description Across multiple radio technologies Internet contentFeature and Technical Overview GSM/EDGE Feature and Technical OverviewWi-Fi enabled devices Characteristic Description Characteristic Description Security features of a Wi-Fi enabled device Multiple Wi-Fi and VPN profiles Direct access to the BlackBerryInfrastructure over a Wi-Fi connection Expanded groups of Wi-Fi and VPNMessaging process flows BlackBerry Enterprise Server Process flowsProcess flow Sending a message to a BlackBerry device Process flow Sending a message from a BlackBerry device Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Instant messaging process flows Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Process flow Viewing a message attachment Message attachment process flowsProcess flow Viewing an attachment using a link Feature and Technical Overview Organizer data process flows Feature and Technical Overview Process flow Adding a contact picture on a BlackBerry device Mobile data process flows Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview Feature and Technical Overview 100 BlackBerry device management process flows Feature and Technical Overview Glossary10 Destination service to route the data to Enterprise ServiceGeneric access network Generic access network controllerMessaging server Service booksKerberos protocol Message keysVirtual private network Universal Content StreamUnlicensed Mobile Access Universal Serial Bus107 Provide feedback108 Legal notice109 Feature and Technical Overview