I have a bunch of new users, all with AT&T 8310s who can receive but not send. Whenever someone tries to send I get the following errors in the event log of the BES server.

Any ideas or assistance would be greatly appreciated!!!

Exchange 2003 SP2

BES 4.0

Event Type: Warning
Event Source: BlackBerry Messaging Agent BLACKBERRY Agent 1
Event Category: None
Event ID: 20000
Date: 6/12/2008
Time: 4:15:35 PM
User: N/A
Computer: BLACKBERRY
Description:
{xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.com} Send() failed: SUCCESS, Tag=464382

Event Type: Warning
Event Source: BlackBerry Messaging Agent BLACKBERRY Agent 1
Event Category: None
Event ID: 20265
Date: 6/12/2008
Time: 4:15:35 PM
User: N/A
Computer: BLACKBERRY
Description:
{xxxxxx@xxxxxx.com} MAPIMailbox::Send(ppMAPIMessage) - SubmitMessage (0x80070005) failed.


Event Type: Warning
Event Source: BlackBerry Messaging Agent BLACKBERRY Agent 1
Event Category: None
Event ID: 20265
Date: 6/12/2008
Time: 4:15:35 PM
User: N/A
Computer: BLACKBERRY
Description:
{xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.com} MAPIMailbox::Send(ppMAPIMessage) - SubmitMessage (0x80070005) failed.



These messages are in the MAGT log

[40000] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x176C} [BIPP] Received datagram, Tag=464381
[40700] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Receiving packet from device, size=49, TransactionId=-277209286, Tag=464381, content type=CMIME, cmd=0x3
[40698] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Receiving OTAFM request from device, Tag=464381, TransactionId=-277209286
[40572] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Receiving MESSAGE_STATUS_UPDATE request from device, Tag=464381, TransactionId=-277209286, RefId=-915210045, MsgStatus=1
[40182] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MAPIMailbox::RefIDtoEntryID - Found RefId=-915210045.
[40699] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} OTAFM request from device processed
[40279] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1038} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} SubmitToRelaySendQ, Tag=464381
[40000] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x4A4} [BIPP] Send status DATA_ACCEPTED, Tag=464381
[40702] (06/12 16:15:34):{0xADC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Starting message rescan
[40703] (06/12 16:15:34):{0xADC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Message rescan completed
[40000] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x176C} [BIPP] Received datagram, Tag=464382
[40700] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Receiving packet from device, size=147, TransactionId=-277209285, Tag=464382, content type=CMIME, cmd=0x3
[30112] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Receiving message from device, RefId=1514080901, Tag=464382, TransactionId=-277209285
[40291] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Refers to original message, RefId=-915210045
[40182] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MAPIMailbox::RefIDtoEntryID - Found RefId=-915210045.
[20265] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MAPIMailbox::Send(ppMAPIMessage) - SubmitMessage (0x80070005) failed.
[40182] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MAPIMailbox::RefIDtoEntryID - Found RefId=-915210045.
[20265] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MAPIMailbox::Send(ppMAPIMessage) - SubmitMessage (0x80070005) failed.
[20000] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Send() failed: SUCCESS, Tag=464382
[40277] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Sending message error to device for message 1514080901
[40583] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Sending packet to device, Size=47, Tag=421980, TransactionId=-934189119
[40279] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} SubmitToRelaySendQ, Tag=421980
[40279] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x16DC} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} SubmitToRelaySendQ, Tag=464382
[40000] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x4A4} [BIPP] Send data, Tag=421980
[40000] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x4A4} [BIPP] Send status DATA_ACCEPTED, Tag=464382

DISP logs show the following

[30222] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1424} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MFH: contentType=CMIME, sizeOTA=58, sizeOTW=13, TransactionId=-277209286, Tag=372089
[30308] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1424} [BIPP] {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding data to BES Agent, size=49, intTag=464381, Tag=372089
[30311] (06/12 16:15:17):{0x1428} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding status to relay, intTag=464381, Tag=372089, Status=1
[30222] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x1458} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MFH: contentType=CMIME, sizeOTA=154, sizeOTW=111, TransactionId=-277209285, Tag=372091
[30308] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x1458} [BIPP] {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding data to BES Agent, size=147, intTag=464382, Tag=372091
[30222] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x145C} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} MTH: contentType=CMIME, sizeOTA=58, sizeOTW=13, TransactionId=-934189119, Tag=150929
[30310] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x145C} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding internal data to device, contentType=CMIME, routing=S52834853, device=246F29B0, size=95, cmd=0x3, ack=0, TransactionId=-934189119, intTag=421980, Tag=150929, Submit=1
[30311] (06/12 16:15:35):{0x1460} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding status to relay, intTag=464382, Tag=372091, Status=1
[30368] (06/12 16:15:36):{0x1464} {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Packet has been delivered to device, Tag=150929
[30388] (06/12 16:15:36):{0x1464} [BIPP] {xxxxx@xxxxxx.xom} Forwarding status to BES Agent, intTag=421980, extTag=150929

Exchange 2003 SP2

BES 4.0

The "Send as" permissions are not set correctly. Use the search and you will find instructions how to solve the issue.

I tried everything I saw regarding the "Send As" problem, yet still the users can not send. They get a "Unlisted Message Error" on the handset.

The besadmin definitely has Send As permissions on the organization and in AD on the Users folder, and all of the BB users are in that folder.

I'm at a loss here. Is there a way I can test this on my own? I have VPN access to their servers but no Blackberry devices. They're all remote users so I have to email them every time I make a change to test it and I would like to be able to do it on my own. Thanks for the help!!

Send as permission was set in exchange system manager if I remember right.

Also it can take a lil time to propagate.

as it turns out, there was a provisioning issue that AT&T is now in the process of manually fixing. IT WASN'T MY FAULT!!!!!! YYYAAAAAYYYYYYY

I hope its true, but did you check permissions in ESM?