2003 for 18 months. The wireless synchronization works fine, but email =
reconciliation needs to be configured on the handheld, by default it =
only deletes messages on the Blackberry. Messages reconcile periodically =
or can be forced to do so by the user from the handheld.=20
=20
Blackberry "handicaps" certain mail synchronization features when used =
outside of a BES environment (delaying mail 15 minutes, for example) to =
drive customers to the full product, although it "should" work in theory =
with the Imap and POP3. We have never attempted to use it in this =
manner. BES is available for Exchange, Notes, and Groupwise currently.
=20
Dave Aykroid
Director of Information Technology
Lake Forest Academy
1500 W. Kennedy Rd.
Lake Forest IL 60045
Voice 847.615.3211
Fax 847.615.4861
www.lfanet.org <http://www.lfanet.org/>=20
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From: A forum for independent school educators on behalf of Speyer, =
Andrew
Sent: Mon 2/11/2008 8:37 PM
To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Re: Blackberry in a non-Exchange environment...
We do have an Exchange server and a Blackberry Enterprise Server for the
integration of our Blackberrys to Exchange.
However, this won=B9t solve your delete issue. Messages are copied to =
the
Blackberry. Their status changes from unread to read, etc. but you =
still
need to delete the message on the Blackberry and the Exchange account.
Andrew J. Speyer
Director of Information Technology Services
Choate Rosemary Hall
333 Christian Street
Wallingford, CT 06492
[voice] 203.697.2105
[help desk] 203.697.2572
aspeyer@choate.edu
On 1/24/08 6:24 PM, "John Burke" <john.burke@charlottecountryday.org> =
wrote:
> We currently have several people (administrators) with a Blackberry. =
We
> don't currently run MS Exchange. Our email program is Qmail, running =
on
> Linux (very stable!) Without Exchange (or Lotus Notes or Novell =
GroupWise)
> the Blackberry will not sync emails, even when connected physically. =
So
> deleting an email becomes a two delete process - once on the =
Blackberry and
> once on the administrator workstation. This annoys some end users. =
pop or
> imap, still won't sync. We have plans to move to MS Exchange, but =
would
> welcome any ideas or methods you may have used to make Blackberries =
work at
> your place, especially if you are not running an Exchange server!. =
Thanks
> in advance for your help/suggestions.
>
>
> John Burke
> Manager of Information Systems
> Charlotte Country Day School
> 704-943-4560
> <mailto:john.burke@charlottecountryday.org>
> john.burke@charlottecountryday.org
>
>
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