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- 06-20-2011, 11:26 AM
Thread Author #1
BB Balance + Personal Data Synchronizations
I upgraded our BESX to 5.0.3 over the weekend so that we could enable BlackBerry Balance for select users after we received a strong push that users do not like carrying a personal BlackBerry and a corporate BlackBerry (understandable - and why I chose to not to have a corporate device).
I've configured Balance and tested it on my personal BlackBerry, and yes it does work well, but I've ran into a couple snags regarding personal device synchronizations. The users wish to be able to sync their own personal address books, calendars, memos and tasks on their Home PC - but BESX disables this functionality and BB Desktop Manager refuses to sync data to the device.
Is there anyway that I can configure BESX (via IT Policies or something) to allow users to use Desktop Manager to manage/sync their personal data (calendars, contacts, memos, tasks) - but deny them sync access to corporate BESX data?Rogers - BlackBerry 9800
|$50 BB Student Plan - 200min, U/L E&W @ 6pm, MY5 U/L Canada, 500MB Data, U/L Messaging | $12 Value Pack - Voicemail, Call Display | - 06-28-2011, 11:40 PM
Thread Author #2
What we have chosen to do is have a "Personal Device" Group/Policy, and a "Corporate Device" Group/Policy.
A Corporate Device will have all the standard BES policies (security, password, etc), but a Personal Device I have done the following on:
1. Disabled "Wireless PIM Synchronization" so that they can still sync their BlackBerrys at home (they won't get their Exchange Calendar, Contacts, Memos, or Tasks pushed to their phone - but none of the users are really concerned about that, they just want email).
2. Enforced BB Balance policies (cannot forward BES items using personal channels, cannot copy/paste into a personal item from a business item, etc).
3. Plus the standard security + password policy set.Rogers - BlackBerry 9800
|$50 BB Student Plan - 200min, U/L E&W @ 6pm, MY5 U/L Canada, 500MB Data, U/L Messaging | $12 Value Pack - Voicemail, Call Display |
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