pre population for re activated accounts on Blackberry Server

How long did you leave it from when you deleted them off the BES until you re-added them?

Hi

not long, a minute or 2

Do i need to leave it for a period of time, by default should it pre populate re activated blackberrys or is it just new accounts / handhelds

Thanks

Yes, you delete them and wait until they disappear from the "awaiting delete/purge" folder before re-adding them to the BES and re-activating them.

I can't remember the exact folder name that the BES puts them because I no longer have access to a BES.

From what I remember it can take up to 15 minutes before the BES fully deletes a BES account and the Blackberry synch info from the users mailbox, so if you re-add a user after 15 minutes of the delete it should definitely synch the 200 pre population messages.

Greetings,

BES 5 has option to "Delete user and remove BlackBerry info from user's mail system" which clears up Exchange's BB hidden folder, so that when (re)adding, the mailbox recreates this folder and therefore set everything as new.  Otherwise, this hidden folder might still keep track of what was synced.

-silly-

In BES4 they go into "Awaiting purge" and then you can manually purge them from there or just wait for the BES to do it.

this should remove the hidden Blackberry sync info folder from their mailbox (which you can see by using MFCMAPI)

Hi Yes i found that there is a reg hack that enforces the BES to pre populate re activated accounts

http://www.blackberryfaq.com/index.php/How_do_I_adjust_message_pre-population%3F

Thanks

Nick

Thanks for the help, take the points anyways as you kept following up

Nick

Thanks for the points. but what reg hack? You've posted a link which talks about the general BES server setting for message prepopulation...

ah sorry didnt check it, was trying to rush out the door for lunch, the one below is the correct one

http://www.blackberryforums.com/bes-admin-corner/195513-bes-prepopulation-settings.html


Nick

Thanks and enjoy your lunch ;-)