Reconciliation of Smartphones blackBerry and service books missing

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• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry Internet Service 3.2

  Hello, I'm in France and I would like to know how to download the new BIS?

  Thanks for your response

  BIS 3.2 is not something we download on their BlackBerry.

  Updates to RIM/upgrades their servers and service books are pushed to the device with the new features.

• BlackBerry Smartphones blackberry enterprise service: a must for sms and mms?

  I posted a while back that I had a few problems sending sms; I had to take it every day to perform a soft reset before I was able to send sms the sim card and the battery. Finally got my people to service local bb upgrade to the latest version of the software that fixed all my problems... only now I can't send/receive multimedia messages (mms).

  my network guys tell me it's because I don't have to subscribe to the company of BB, but I don't believe them because I already had no problem of all sending MMS until the recent software update. I've already owned a BB 8300 curve without company BB who had no problems with the execution of daily tasks - calls/sms/mms.

  can anyone say about that?

  Thank you very much in advance.

  Yep, it's a container of the slow cooker. You don't need to get MMS, a business service messages.

  However, you must have a carrier for MMS service book.

  1. options > advanced > host Routing Table > Menu > register.

  2. with the BlackBerry device powered time, remove battery for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart

  If still nothing...
  3. return your books to your BIS service provider site.
  http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/Where_can_I_log_into_my_BIS_account%3F

• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry Internet Service and Blackberry Enterprise server: not connected

  Hello!

  I am currently a user of the Blackberry Curve 8520 and my carrier is FONIC Germany. After trying a few applications, such as the blackberry Messenger or blackberry app World and my email accounts, I discovered that none of them have worked, although the internet explore normal worked as usual.

  After doing some research, I spotted the problem:

  BlackBerry Internet Service: not connected

  BlackBerry Enterprise Server: not connected

  After calling my provider, they told me that they are unable to connect to the Blackberry Internet Service... They had really no idea what I was talking!

  Is there anyway that I can connect my Blackberry to the service without the intercession of my career?

  Thanks in advance!

  Cervezaduff

  The service is provided by your operator, then Yes, the only way to activate your blackberry completely is to change carriers.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry 8330 BES email missing icon

  Initially, I place my Blackberry with Internet Web mail to my work Exchange account.  It worked and I got a message icon and an icon of electronic mail.  E-mail formwork happen instantly, but it would happen.

  Then we installed the BES professional at work and set up the blackberry connect via BES.  I can get e-mail messages in my e-mail folder (icon) twice; Once instantly (from BES), and later I would get the same message on the Internet.  I then deleted the Internet e-mail account to stop the duplication; However, the end result is that the e-mail icon has disappeared leaving only the message icon.

  How can I get the email from BES what icon reloaded?  I sent service books and re-recorded.  I also restored the internet account; However, BES traffic does not appear instantly as it did initially.

  Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

  I found my answer on in the following article in the knowledge base Blackberry "see KB03151 for more information on the role of the service books in the integration of email with BlackBerry Internet Service accounts. Due to the function of the average service books, there is no icon on the home screen of your BlackBerry smartphone to individual emails sent from a BlackBerry Enterprise Server. »

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry and Smartphones are interchangeable on e-mail networks?

  I am a user of BB Curve which is changing jobs to another employer who uses the Motorola what. Can I use my curve if the employer does not use a Blackberry corporate email server? In other words, the BlackBerry and Smartphone are interchangeable on the e-mail systems?

  You can use the curve not BlackBerry Enterprise server. But you can use BlackBerry Internet Service and integrate professional email address via POP/IMAP/OWA and still continue to use BB. Your IT will know if they have access POP/IMAP/OWA.

• Smartphones blackBerry again: Service BIS BB via Wifi

  Sorry to raise this issue again: my BB 9900 doesn't commuicate with BB via Wifi (v7.1.0.523), Wifi is turned on (and connected), data (BIS) is activated, the mobile is turned off.

  Neither browser e-mail or BB Messenger work, but for example App World or Dropbox do!

  Thank you in advance!

  E.

  sdgardne wrote:

  By reading through our discussion, I think that you still not answered my first question at the top:

  sdgardne wrote:

  Under these configuration settings, what is the status on manage connections > Services status, of the BlackBerry Internet Service? If it is "not connected", then indeed it does not correctly connect via WiFi.

  Thanks to continue!

  Indeed, it says: "not connected"!

  In addition, you previously suggested that you bought your BB separated from your business, which can complicate management. But, in general place of origin of purchase is then responsible for all warranty on the hardware level issues while the carrier remains responsible for all service issues... and all I can say, it's a matter of service. If other things work very well via WiFi, and it of strictly BIS services that aren't, so in my mind would it be a service rather than a problem with the device.

  You are right, but in my experience, mobile service providers are hardly interested in WiFi problems as it is not their case (in a double sense).

  But another thought now crosses my mind, especially now reading what you posted as your source of BB's do not your carrier... is this BB now, or has it ever (even to leave before you got it), associated with a BES environment? If Yes, then it could be a latent policy onboard blocks access WiFi... see this:

  • KB30076 How to check for an it on a BlackBerry smartphone policy

  It shows 'no service '. I got through an exchange of warranty 2 weeks ago, and it should have been completely new (I hope).

  Good luck!

  Thank you nevertheless!

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Internet Service account

  Hello world

  Well, despite the try, this beginner could not get his BlackBerry has returned to the shop and returned to the use of his sad little nokia. I wanted to ask you one last small question before saying goodbye.

  When I first set up my Blackberry, I created a Blackberry Internet service online account. For the life of me, I don't remember exactly why I did this, but in any case, I went to the login screen Blackberry Internet Service (in an attempt to remove the account now that I have returned my phone), but it doesn't recognize my username or my password. It's not a big deal, but I'm a tidy soul and wanted to delete the account. My question is this: I erased my Blackberry before returning and have subsequently changed the passwords for my email accounts: if I still have an account somewhere BIS, Blackberry, in theory, will always have a link to my email accounts? I hope not.

  A special thanks to JSanders who helped me when I had problems.

  Now, bye

  Eve

  Hello

  You did almost everything you need to clean things up. Change your real email passwords will prevent BIS to access these accounts, even if a BIS account should always exist. To actually eliminate the BIS account, you must contact the support by which you created it... carriers manage BIS accounts for their customers. See this KB for all steps will need to be made when you transfer a used BB:

  • KB05099 Steps to take before selling or after the purchase of a used BlackBerry smartphone

  As to why you first create an BIS account, see this FAQ:

  • http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_a_Data_Plan_for%3F

  The last account in the list is the BIS-level account... you have BIS to enable these services.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry Internet Service - need to reset the password for the e-mail account

  My email has been hacked so I put a new password and added security.  It's all good.  But the e-mail messages are not delivered to my blackberry until I have validate the new password on BlackBerry Internet Service.  I can't access the Internet Service of BlackBerry - on my device, under settings, email accounts, Internet e-mail, he asked my user name and password.  I can't find that neither can I find a way to create one - I tried searching the BlackBerry site and my site provider of wireless (AT & T), but in vain.  Help!

  Try here:

  https://bis.na.BlackBerry.com/HTML?brand=mycingular

• BlackBerry Smartphones BlackBerry Internet Service: not connected

  Hello
  As the subject read, I am not connected to the BlackBerry Internet service.

  As suggests some posts earlier on the forum, I have checked whether data services is 'on '. It has been.

  I also ran a diagnostic test and the report reads the following:

  Signal level:-84dBm
  Radio access: EDGE

  Network: AirTel
  .

  .

  BlackBerry registration: No.

  Connected to BlackBerry: give up.
  PIN - BlackBerry PIN: give up.
  .

  .

  What should I do next? I used my BlackBerry for about 18 months now and this is the first time that I had problems connecting to the internet service. I subscribed to the monthly plan for blackberry services.

  Any help would be appreciated
  Thanks a bunch!

  Since yesterday evening March 27 around server Blackberry crash India it is confirmed by service providers such as vodafone, airtel, Auntie docomo mobile its normally as of today, 11:30 to verify again restart your phone.

• New to the blackBerry Smartphones Blackberry and LOVE my Storm! Now, how can I get the best party?

  OK, I am new to Blackberry and devices in general.   I had a Palm, but never really used.   Now, I have a Blackberry, I really want to learn how to get the most out of it.

  I want to get more organized with my calendar and schedule.   I want to keep a list of things to do.  I want that all my contacts easily manageable.

  In my Palm, she had a beautiful desktop app where I could add Notes, or memos or items to my calendar and then synchronize when it would move anywhere in my Palm.

  The B; ackberry Desktop application does not seem to have that same out of the box user friendilyness.    So my question, what program to use, how total, all this together to get the most out of my Blackberry?

  Outlook?   Google Calendar?  Another program?

  Thanks for any suggestions!

  Jamie

  The most transparent way is synchronization with Outlook, via the Desktop Manager.

  Step 1 install Blackberry Desktop Manager Manager of
  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/services/desktop/

  Step 2
  Connect blackberry to your PC via a USB cable and let the blackberry device driver install. During the device driver installation is complete, it will warn 'material installed successfully' in your windows taskbar.

  Step 3
  Run the Blackberry Desktop software and choose the option SYNCHRONIZE.

  Step 4
  Now choose CONFIGURE and you can select the CONTACTS, CALENDAR, NOTES, and databases TASKS by clicking on the boxes next to each. After you select each item, it will ask you which application you want to synchronize with, there are OPPORTUNITIES for all.

  Step 5
  Now click OK on all windows until you are on the main blackberry Desktop Manager screen. Click SYNCHRONIZE. Make sure that the SYNCHRONIZE ORGANIZER DATA checkbox is checked. Now, click SYNCHRONIZE NOW to start the synchronization.

• Provisioning of the Smartphone blackBerry and upgrade to OS 4.6.0.28 2

  Hello.

  I have a question about the implementation of service and services of books... Have a BB Bold (ATT) and just upgraded to OS 4.6.0.28 2 from Eastern Asia. It was recommended by members on this forum, but also the Crackberry for the many of us who have known many dropped calls.  Our calls to ATT for help and a solution fell on deaf ears. If this upgrade allows to switch between 3G and 2G EDGE. The problem was with the 3 G-2G_EDGE all swirling around trying to block a signal, etc.

  Anyway, since I've updated, all right, and the phone is still a little more quickly set to 2G. But on the home screen, I have a phone ICON that says 'operation successful. To resolve this problem, contact your provider of wireless. "Obviously, I'm not with ATT.

  Can someone enlighten me on this and it's going to be a problem? So far so good!

  Thanks for any help.

  StormCat49 wrote:

  Hello.

  I have a question about the implementation of service and services of books... Have a BB Bold (ATT) and just upgraded to OS 4.6.0.28 2 from Eastern Asia. It was recommended by members on this forum, but also the Crackberry for the many of us who have known many dropped calls.  Our calls to ATT for help and a solution fell on deaf ears. If this upgrade allows to switch between 3G and 2G EDGE. The problem was with the 3 G-2G_EDGE all swirling around trying to block a signal, etc.

  Anyway, since I've updated, all right, and the phone is still a little more quickly set to 2G. But on the home screen, I have a phone ICON that says 'operation successful. To resolve this problem, contact your provider of wireless. " Of course, I'm not with ATT.

  Can someone enlighten me on this and it's going to be a problem? So far so good!

  Hello

  It makes a big difference that you didn't start with Visual Voicemail, which is a product of AT & T.

  It will also make a difference as to if the message "Successful" as the quote above.

  As opposed to "Unsuccessful" in your last post. Quite different.

  If it is an unwanted application, follow the procedure that I gave allows you to remove the application.

  If it is not an application and was pushed to your phone by AT & T, you can remove the icon but it

  Will be back when you receive service books. If this is the case, simply highlight the icon, the menu key

  Select hide. I put all the unused icons in a folder and then hide the folder, it provides more space

  On the home screen for the apps that I use.

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  Thanks for any help.

• Smartphones blackBerry Email Setup - Option Missing to add existing emails

  Hello

  I use a Blackberry storm 2 9520 / on O2 Germany. I recently tried to set up an email on my phone (Hotmail) account.

  -L' e-mail setup wizard shows me however that option:

  "I want to use a professional email with Blackberry Enterprise Server account"

  -It does not show me the option: "Add an existing email account option" (as mentioned in your E-mail configuration page: http://us.blackberry.com/support/blackberry101/setup.jsp#tab_tab_email )

  Can you please guide me here?

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  To use the Push RIM owner messaging capability, you must have an adequate data of your carrier plan. Carriers BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) host for their BB users. In general, BIS is not available through generic data plans. Several ships make stop what is needed the Blackberry data plan. Whatever they call it, it is the carrier that delivers BIS users of BB - contact - the for assistance. Once you have a compatible BIS data plan on your BB (fees regardless of your carrier will charge, btw), then you will have personal email added to the e-mail Setup Wizard.

  http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_a_Data_Plan_for%3F

  Good luck!

• Smartphones blackBerry my address book is corrupted

  Some on my entries in the address book appear to be missing as one seems to be a copy of dozens of times.

  IntelliSync ignores the address book.  No error, just never even try to sync

  I tried to change my options IntelliSync go only from Outlook for BB, but still no synchronization.

  If I look in the DM backup and advanced restoreand compare it to a good backup, I took two days ago, the two address book - all the and address book Options are greyed out out (not selectable) in the file window and not appear at all in the device window.  However, a warning is displayed downstairs saying, "databases that are not available in the list have been configured for synchronization with wireless or wireless backup and are read-only.  You can restore or do disappear.

  At this point, all I want to do is delete the address book DB and reloaded from Outlook.

  Help!

  Just got this figured out today. Yes! My wifes phone did the same thing. Go to the Desktop Manager application loader, software update. Click on the most recent version (5.0.0.405 for me), press Next. He will probably say no update needed. Device software options, click on settings, then check erase all applications already installed. Who will check the two boxes below. Hit OK and that recharges all applications that there was probably some corrupted info here somewhere.

  The next thing to do is to stop sync e-mail wirelessly, for now. Go to contact new contact list and click key of BB. Go to options, scroll through contact lists, type track ball or track pad, then assigned to wireless sync. In this way, when you make your backup, it will save your contacts to a file with your other backup information.

  I hope this helps. It worked for me.

• Smartphones blackBerry and email roaming

  I'm new to Blackberry and have set up my email to my handheld as it comes in my Inbox mailbox.

  I'm soon going on foreign holidays and don't want my emails to push while I'm foreign because of the cost of roaming.

  Does anyone know how can I activate pushing off the coast while I'm away?

  Do you know if your on a BES (receipt of company e-mail on your device and your device is configured by your IT Department), or BIS (just receipt of personal e-mails)?

  If your on a BES, then your IT Department can disable forwarding of e-mail on your account and then turn it back on when you get home. I believe you can also go into Messages. Options | E-mail settings and set the "Send Email to handheld".

  If you use only BIS, you can enter in your BIS carrier site and go the section filters on your email account. You can then set the filter to not forward messages to your device.