[smoothrunnings]

Follow this document from BBRY to the "T" and skip the other documents and your set!

KB32547-Installing BlackBerry Device Service (BDS) and Universal Device Service (UDS) and BlackBerry Management Studio on the same host server

[Sith_Apprentice]

Thank you for posting this, I am sure it will help alot of administrators.



Moved to BES10 forum.

[smoothrunnings]

This should be pinned technically to the top of the forum as I bet people will be talking about this in the months to come. Save others including myself the hassle of looking for this thread and pointing it out.

[Sith_Apprentice]

Actually, if you wanna do a write up about the entire process, including the Mobile Fusion/BES10 console and adding legacy BES 5- servers, I will sticky that

[highos]

Getting the BlackBerry Management Studio installed and associated with the BES 5 server is pretty straight forward.

The BDS installation isn't too bad, but I really wish they would elaborate or refine their UDS instructions further. It's not that they are absolutely terrible, but I feel like they could be done a lot better.

[Sith_Apprentice]

Very true, but all this will be much easier going forward with 10.1 and beyond.

[smoothrunnings]

Excuse me? You don't associate Mgt Studio to BES5, if you have you will have hosed your installation and you need to start over again.

[Bluenoser63]

Excuse me? You don't associate Mgt Studio to BES5, if you have you will have hosed your installation and you need to start over again.

Nope. Our BES 10 server with Mgmt Studio handles management of our BES5 as well as BDS and UDS. The BES 5 is on a different server though. Everything else is on one server. Just make sure you add the BES 5 domain via the install and not from the mgmt studio itself.

[smoothrunnings]

Nope. Our BES 10 server with Mgmt Studio handles management of our BES5 as well as BDS and UDS. The BES 5 is on a different server though. Everything else is on one server. Just make sure you add the BES 5 domain via the install and not from the mgmt studio itself.

This is not recommended by BBRY and goes against best practice. If something should break BBRY T-Support could say "sorry so sad its not's supported what you did" and hang up the phone.

[Sith_Apprentice]

This is not recommended by BBRY and goes against best practice. If something should break BBRY T-Support could say "sorry so sad its not's supported what you did" and hang up the phone.

Sad to say what isnt supported? BES5 being on a different server but managed by the BES10 console? Or that all components are installed on one server? There is a RIM KB on how to do this

[heinci]

This is not recommended by BBRY and goes against best practice. If something should break BBRY T-Support could say "sorry so sad its not's supported what you did" and hang up the phone.

T-Support is completely wrong here. Instead of hanging up the phone, they should read the Management Studio install guide.

Management Studio is for managing your MDM domains including your existing BES5 domain and the newly installed BDS and UDS domains from a single console. Management Studio is the console of consoles. And it can be installed on a separate machine or on BES5 or UDS or BDS servers too.

I tried to install it on separate machine and on BDS server too, and both solutions was working fine.

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[a41.8tqm]

I'm installing BES on same server and have read the KB but just wondering if the order is BDS>BMS>UDS for New Installs then why is the order on the screen this:Capture.JPG

[smoothrunnings]

I'm installing BES on same server and have read the KB but just wondering if the order is BDS>BMS>UDS for New Installs then why is the order on the screen this:Capture.JPG

What's the problem? Do you not know how to click on the correct buttons to install BES10?