Microsoft 2.1 manual Verifying Mapi Profiles, Configuring the BlackBerry Enterprise Server

Note: If you do not want to install the database on the local computer (that is, if you change the server name to that of another computer on which you want to use a database), you cannot use the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management InstallShield Wizard to install the database. You can manually install the database at any time following the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management (MMC Snap-in) installation. For further information, refer to “Creating a database after BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management installation (optional)” on page 28 of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management (MMC Snap-in) Software for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Installation & Getting Started Guide. This guide is located on your installation CD as Root_directory:\BESMan MMC\mmc_snap-in.pdf.

7.Accept the default settings for the remaining steps in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management database installation. When prompted, create a MAPI Profile for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management console that points to the BESAdmin service account.

8.A dialog box should appear verifying that the database has been successfully created.

9.Click Finish. The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management installation is now complete.

Verifying MAPI Profiles

1.On the Start menu, select Program Files > BlackBerry Enterprise Server > Edit BES MAPI Profile.

2.Verify that the Microsoft Exchange Server for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server administration service account and mailbox is correct.

3.Verify that the Microsoft Exchange Server for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server administration service account and mailbox is correct.

Configuring the BlackBerry Enterprise Server

After you install the BlackBerry Enterprise Server files and the corresponding Microsoft Exchange administration software, you must configure the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

1.Open the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Management (MMC Snap-in) console.

2.A BlackBerry object expands automatically to display the routing group(s). Right-click a routing group and click New BlackBerry Server.

3.In the Server Name field, type the server name that you provided during the BlackBerry Enterprise Server files installation. If you do not remember the correct name, refer to the Name key in the Windows Registry under

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Research

In Motion\BlackBerry\Server\

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