Zoldy2000
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Bes server corporate internet limits even when connected to wifi... can I change this?
So our users are connect to our BES server and it users our corporate internet to browse and therefore our corporate policy applies to block certain things.
This is a good thing. However i want to allow when they are on wifi because I dont care about the bandwidth then... in fact I would prefer they did not use the corporate internet when they are on wifi. It does not make sense to do this
This is a good thing. However i want to allow when they are on wifi because I dont care about the bandwidth then... in fact I would prefer they did not use the corporate internet when they are on wifi. It does not make sense to do this
ASKER
no our corporate internet firewall does the filtering.
Hi,
Surely the point of routing everything via your corporate Firewall is to ensure that corporate devices are not being used to browse to inappropriate or offensive content?
Are you subject to any laws or similar legislation which imposes this upon your organisation due to the nature of the business it is in?
Regards,
RobMobility.
Surely the point of routing everything via your corporate Firewall is to ensure that corporate devices are not being used to browse to inappropriate or offensive content?
Are you subject to any laws or similar legislation which imposes this upon your organisation due to the nature of the business it is in?
Regards,
RobMobility.
ASKER
I am not going to comment on that... I just want to know if it is possible to change this or not
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The hotspot browser is set to allow in the policy... however I do not have an icon for this. How is it accessed?
Hi,
Within the Browser, go to options and you can select from the following:
BlackBerry Browser
Browser
HotSpot Browser
The alternative is to permit a separate Icon for the browser within IT Policy:
Browser Policy Group > Allow IBS Browser
Browser Policy Group > MDS Browser Use Separate Icon
Regards,
RobMobility.
Within the Browser, go to options and you can select from the following:
BlackBerry Browser
Browser
HotSpot Browser
The alternative is to permit a separate Icon for the browser within IT Policy:
Browser Policy Group > Allow IBS Browser
Browser Policy Group > MDS Browser Use Separate Icon
Regards,
RobMobility.
ASKER
I checked these policies and they are correct but i still have only one icon and can not choose any other browser within the browser. Could there be another policy overriding this?
ASKER
see user was assigned a policy through user and group. i think this might be the reason ... standy
ASKER
hot spot browser is not accessible but still uses the corporate internet access and filtering.
ASKER
I did finally figure this out and your advice on the hot spot browser was correct
Do you have your BES configured to use a corporate Web Proxy for checking content and disallowing inappropriate sites etc?
Reghards,
RobMobility.