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We have a client using Blackberries and an Exchange 2003 Server. &nbsp;They are synchronizing their e-mail w/ Exchange w/out the use of BES or any desktop software; they claim they just needed the username and password for their e-mail to make this work. &nbsp;I have two questions: &nbsp;Is this most likely being accomplished through the use of the Blackberry Internet Service provided by their provider? &nbsp;If so, is there any encryption of the messages provided between Exchange and the device?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Fred Lockhart
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We have a client using Blackberries and an Exchange 2003 Server.  They are synchronizing their e-mail w/ Exchange w/out the use of BES or any desktop software; they claim they just needed the username and password for their e-mail to make this work.  I have two questions:  Is this most likely being accomplished through the use of the Blackberry Internet Service provided by their provider?  If so, is there any encryption of the messages provided between Exchange and the device?

Thanks,
Fred Lockhart

Blackberry Internet Service Encryption

BlackBerry is a line of wireless handheld devices and services designed and marketed by BlackBerry Limited. BlackBerry devices can record video, take photos, play music and also provide functions such as Web-browsing, email messaging, instant messaging, and the multi-platform BlackBerry Messenger service, and specializes in secure communications and mobile productivity.