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Blackberry Enterprise Server: sync everything but email
I've got BES running on a SBS 2003 box, all works well.
I have one user who is on the office most of the time, so he'd like his tasks and calendar to synch to his phone, but not his email.
His phone is already set up through Enterprise Activation and it works fine, I just can't find the setting to disable email delivery to the device.
I've got Blackberry Manager 4.1.4.17 and know just the basics. I set it up, but I can't say I've done anything more than follow the BB instructions.
I have one user who is on the office most of the time, so he'd like his tasks and calendar to synch to his phone, but not his email.
His phone is already set up through Enterprise Activation and it works fine, I just can't find the setting to disable email delivery to the device.
I've got Blackberry Manager 4.1.4.17 and know just the basics. I set it up, but I can't say I've done anything more than follow the BB instructions.
Have you tried looking at the device itself? I believe there is a configuration setting to only allow calendar, tasks, or mail...your choice. I have an old BLackberry at home I will check in a bit.
On bb device, open mail box, then go to Options > Email Recon. Set the wireless setting to "Off", then you are all set.
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I'll try this tomorrow. I never really thought about doing it from the handheld side; I figured there would be a setting in the sync profile on the server.
Thanks and I'll keep you posted.
Thanks and I'll keep you posted.
Hi, if you go to "Options > Email Recon etc etc" as mentioned above it will still deliver emails to the device, it just means that changes will not be reconciled (e.g. read, unread, deleted etc). All you need to do is from Blackberry Manager is right mouse click the user and select "Disable Redirection" (this stops all emails being sent to the device).
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@garycutri:
Seems like when I use "disable redirection" it turns off ALL synched services, including tasks and calendar. That's what I originally tried. Is there a way to limit it to disable email only?
Seems like when I use "disable redirection" it turns off ALL synched services, including tasks and calendar. That's what I originally tried. Is there a way to limit it to disable email only?
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How did you go?
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User (more appropriately, his phone) wasn't in the office yesterday.
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Looks like this does what I need. It did sync 150 messages before I could get it turned off, but that's no big deal.
The user is going to test it out, but looks good to me.
The user is going to test it out, but looks good to me.