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Originally Posted by BES admin
Please be more specific. We're looking into this issue now, and according to the documentation linked above, it implies it is possible. How is the manual incorrect?
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Continue reading through page 21.
BES simply queries the BlackBerry Infrastructure for available OTASL updates, and compares the avaiable updates to the devices currently activated on your BES.
If BES finds an available OTASL update for one of your devices, you can choose to support that wireless update and make it available to your end user devices by way of Software Configuration.
The OS is not delivered wirelessly from BES directly. The update comes from RIM's network, and must first be approved by the wireless carrier.
At present, there's only a few devices in the U.S which can be updated this way. (See here for a consolidated list:
OTASL - Official BES Provisioned Versions - Port3101.org : Your BES Connection
You can't arbitrarily pick a software version at will and push it to a device. It just doesn't work that way.
I've been an active member here for nearly 5 years, and I've been around the block with BES more than a few times, so forgive me if I get a little short with people who suggest to me that I should go RTFM.