What is the BB server requiered for?
- Could someone make a list of features that are "disabled" or crippled on a BB when used without a BB server, besides from email? For example, and if I am not mistaken, I don't think you can browse the web unless it goes through the BB server.
What are features or functionality depend on a BB server?04-23-11 01:03 PMLike 0 - Reed McLayRetired Moderator
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The phone component will work with your carrier plan, but the data component goes directly to BIS.
Email and Messaging are managed by BIS. Access to the Internet is managed by BIS.
Access to BlackBerry App World is managed by BIS. Third party apps usually require BIS.
If your BlackBerry supports WiFi, you can work around many of these limitations when active.04-23-11 03:44 PMLike 0 -
The monthly data limit would be imposed by the carrier though, not RIM04-24-11 07:41 AMLike 0 -
RIMs NOC plays a huge part in slowing down my Wi-Fi throughput speed on the Blackberry I feel.04-24-11 08:56 AMLike 0 - I assume that you are talking about web browsing? When connected to Wifi and browsing the data is NOT sent through the NOC.04-24-11 09:01 AMLike 0
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Other browsers can still be used, such as Bolt or Opera Mini. They don't run through the NOCs.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com04-24-11 11:33 AMLike 0 - avt123O.G.
My iPhone 3G and 3GS were always getting faster download/upload speeds on AT&T than my 9000 or 9700.04-24-11 11:46 AMLike 0 - Not true. Many of the BB native apps, including the native browser, still run through the RIM NOCs even over wifi. If you see the BB BIS 4-dot logo next to the wifi icon, then it's going through the BIS. If there is a BIS outage, you can't browse even over wifi.
Other browsers can still be used, such as Bolt or Opera Mini. They don't run through the NOCs.
Yes, services that require BIS such as BBM still use the NOC over wifi. The web browser does NOT. If you dont believe me visit whatismyipaddress.com on BIS, then try again when connected to wifi.
Also if BIS is down you can still browse through wifi. You dont even need a sim card in the phone to use the web browser.
If you are going to try and correct someone please be straight with your facts.
Also for Bolt/Opera, they both run through a NOC, just not RIMs.Laura Knotek likes this.04-24-11 01:03 PMLike 1 - Sorry to say, but you have no idea what you are talking about.
Yes, services that require BIS such as BBM still use the NOC over wifi. The web browser does NOT. If you dont believe me visit whatismyipaddress.com on BIS, then try again when connected to wifi.
Also if BIS is down you can still browse through wifi. You dont even need a sim card in the phone to use the web browser.
If you are going to try and correct someone please be straight with your facts.
Also for Bolt/Opera, they both run through a NOC, just not RIMs.
What I've heard was that people would lose the BIS, but were still able to browse over wifi. Until they restarted their phones which would resend service books cutting off the browser to the wifi. Yet other third party browsers would still work.
And, yes, I know Bolt and Opera have their own servers. In fact Opera's browsers have been flaking out the past week. Probably from a bunch of new Crackberry readers not able to read the forum on their native browsers with the 500 series builds of OS 6.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com04-26-11 08:54 AMLike 0 - look at it this way...if BIS goes down, can you surf the web via wifi still? yes you canLaura Knotek likes this.04-26-11 11:30 AMLike 1
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- Think of it as a network server, as where you log onto it and connect and save data to the server, and allows you do certain things and stops you doing certain things so it cannot be resold or given away or the company would lose money.04-26-11 12:36 PMLike 0
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