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Hi Experts<br />
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We are running BES 4.1.5 along with Exchange 2003.<br />
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We have setup a BES Admin account Send As rights on the accounts of all users who use BB's.<br />
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This BES Admin account resides on a mailbox server named MailServer C. I was wandering what the effect of losing this server would be on users' abilities to send/recieve email on their Blackberries? Let's assume that all users are on Mailserver A and only the BES Admin account is on the faulty Exchange server.<br />
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Would these users not be able to send mail using their BB's because the mailbox for the BES Admin account was not reachable, or does this not make a difference?
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Hi Experts

We are running BES 4.1.5 along with Exchange 2003.

We have setup a BES Admin account Send As rights on the accounts of all users who use BB's.

This BES Admin account resides on a mailbox server named MailServer C. I was wandering what the effect of losing this server would be on users' abilities to send/recieve email on their Blackberries? Let's assume that all users are on Mailserver A and only the BES Admin account is on the faulty Exchange server.

Would these users not be able to send mail using their BB's because the mailbox for the BES Admin account was not reachable, or does this not make a difference?

BES Admin account

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