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We eventually installed the admin tools on to a separate server, which allowed us to perform administrative tasks. Later, a separate engineer then noticed that they could administer the blackberry software from the original server.<br />
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Baffling.
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We eventually installed the admin tools on to a separate server, which allowed us to perform administrative tasks. Later, a separate engineer then noticed that they could administer the blackberry software from the original server.

Baffling.

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We are currently unable to login to the blackberry administration service on a Windows 2003 R2 Server.<br />
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The server also hosts the blackberry database and is running 5.0.4 Blackberry enterprise express edition.<br />
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I've modified the xmxx amount to various values, changed the java path in the registry for BAS-AS and BAS-NCC and even completely uninstalled/reinstalled BESx (minus the SQL database) - However, the problem persists.<br />
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Any suggestions?
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We are currently unable to login to the blackberry administration service on a Windows 2003 R2 Server.

The server also hosts the blackberry database and is running 5.0.4 Blackberry enterprise express edition.

I've modified the xmxx amount to various values, changed the java path in the registry for BAS-AS and BAS-NCC and even completely uninstalled/reinstalled BESx (minus the SQL database) - However, the problem persists.

Any suggestions?

Blackberry Enterprise Server Express - HTTP Status 500 - Administration Service

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