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Adding Blackberry Curve to a Blackberry Enterprise Server or BES

February 6, 2012 by Dan B. Lee Leave a Comment

Up until this point I didn’t know adding a Blackberry to the BES would be difficult, or any different than simply finding the “Enterprise Activation” options. Today I ran across a Blackberry Curve that had some special needs. Instead of rifling through the menus looking for Enterprise Activation options, you need to add an email address that’s attached to the BES. Here’s how to do it with the wizard:

  • Blackberry Setup
  • Setup Wizard
  • Email Setup
  • Corporate Account with BES
  • Choose yes, you do have a password
  • With your BES password given to you by your admin, enter your email and your BES password
  • Push in the menu option and select Activate

As I said, kind of different and kind of a pain, but it will get the job done.

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