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NJBlackBerry · 12-09-2007, 01:43 PM

Sounds like your company is now using a BES - a BlackBerry Enterprise Server - to allow for secure, fast wireless transmission of e-mail and data.

The "BlackBerry Connect" software, which is available for a limited number of non BB devices, allows the phone to communicate with the BES. It can be done; I was able (with difficulty) to get a Nokia E61 onto the BES. Never tried a Palm.

You absolutely have to speak with your IS group and fine out if they are using a BES, and what devices they allow on their network (our company only allows devices purchased by the company on the network or on the BES).

Good luck!

12-09-2007, 01:43 PM	#2 (permalink)
NJBlackBerry Grumpy Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey Model: i5s Carrier: AT&T Posts: 27,796 Post Thanks: 33 Thanked 441 Times in 381 Posts	Sounds like your company is now using a BES - a BlackBerry Enterprise Server - to allow for secure, fast wireless transmission of e-mail and data. The "BlackBerry Connect" software, which is available for a limited number of non BB devices, allows the phone to communicate with the BES. It can be done; I was able (with difficulty) to get a Nokia E61 onto the BES. Never tried a Palm. You absolutely have to speak with your IS group and fine out if they are using a BES, and what devices they allow on their network (our company only allows devices purchased by the company on the network or on the BES). Good luck!
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