Blackberry blackberry enterprise server for microsoft exchange manual Internet content

Feature and Technical OverviewWi-Fi enabled devices

Component	Description
BlackBerry Internet Service	The BlackBerry Internet Service is an email and Internet service for BlackBerry
	devices that is designed to provide subscribers with automatic delivery of email
	messages, mobile access to email message attachments, and convenient access to
	Internet content.
UNC/GANC	The UNC/GANC is the gateway for Wi-Fi or mobile communications. The UNC/GANC
	exists in your organization’s gateway only if the wireless service provider supports
	UMA.
wireless access point for a home	An access point for a home Wi-Fi network or hotspot permits the BlackBerry device to
Wi-Fi network or hotspot	connect to a home Wi-Fi network or hotspot.
wireless access point for an	An access point for an enterprise Wi-Fi network permits a BlackBerry device to
enterprise Wi-Fi network	connect to an enterprise Wi-Fi network using strong authentication and link layer
	security.
wireless service provider	A wireless service provider is a telephone company that provides services for
	BlackBerry devices.
Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry device	A Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry device permits a user to access voice and data services
	across multiple radio technologies.

Connecting Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry devices to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server over a Wi-Fi connection

Direct connections between BlackBerry devices and the BlackBerry Router over an enterprise Wi-Fi network

Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry devices can open a direct connection to the BlackBerry Router over an enterprise Wi-Fi network after you configured a Wi-Fi profile for the user accounts. You can use direct connections to the BlackBerry Router when Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry devices are located in your organization’s existing Wi-Fi environment. When BlackBerry devices connect to the BlackBerry Router, they can bypass SRP connectivity and authentication to connect to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server directly.

68