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Old 10-10-2008, 04:29 AM   #1
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Default How does BlackBerry work inside the carrier infrastructure ?

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Hi folks,

I was wondering if someone knows a little more about how BlackBerry works for a mobile carrier ? I´m curious what components are involved.

I understand that on the carriers Home Location Registe/HLR the Blackberry service must be provisioned to get access to the BlackBerry AP. After that the service books are sent to the device, right ?

What kind of information is the carrier providing to the RIM´s NOC? Of course the PIN, Carrier ID, IP address. What else ?

I googled a lot but wasnt able to find anything concrete.

Thanks in advance for any reply!
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