Exchange 2003 with BES 4.1.4 and exchange 2010 coexistence
Hi,
I currently have and exchange 2003 server with BES 4.1.4 working fine. I recently added an exchange 2010 server in coexistence mode, but haven't changed the DNS to route email throught the new exchange server yet, so that the email is proxied to the old one. All my email accounts are still on the exchange 2003 server and will be for a while, as well blackberry devices are working fine. I was wondering if when I change the DNS to start routing email through the exchange 2010 server will the blackberry devices still work the same (e.g send and recieve email) or will they become useless. I plan on implementing a new BES after this change. I have spoke with Blackberry support but they keep telling me to upgrade to the newest version of BES first. They haven't answered my question of if they would still work for now until i can get the new BES installed. Thanks. |
Re: Exchange 2003 with BES 4.1.4 and exchange 2010 coexistence
you should be fine. it doesn't matter where the mail routes through. what matters is where the !besadmin and user mailboxes reside.
bes 4.1 is not compatible with e2010 so before u migrate anyone u'll need to upgrade to bes 5.0 or later, the migrate the !besadmin account. |
Re: Exchange 2003 with BES 4.1.4 and exchange 2010 coexistence
You have to upgrade to 5.0.2 at least. 5.0 do not support 2010.
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Re: Exchange 2003 with BES 4.1.4 and exchange 2010 coexistence
get your facts straight.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server support for Microsoft Exchange 2010 http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB22486 |
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Thanks for the assistance guys. much appreciated.
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