[disp350]

Our Blackberry devices (attached to a Domino based BES) have the wireless signal shit off after the battery is removed for a reboot. Is there a policy setting that can be changed to have the devices wireless signal stay on when it boots back up?

[DarthBBerry]

Originally Posted by disp350

Our Blackberry devices (attached to a Domino based BES) have the wireless signal shit off after the battery is removed for a reboot. Is there a policy setting that can be changed to have the devices wireless signal stay on when it boots back up?

Nope no policy to prevent the devices from shitting off.
(Sorry man... had to do it...)

[knottyrope]

Originally Posted by DarthBBerry

Nope no policy to prevent the devices from shitting off.
(Sorry man... had to do it...)

Good advice from the Wireless Shit Lord.

[freakinvibe]

We found that as soon as you switch on content protection in the policy, the reception is turned off after a battery pull. There is no separate policy for this.

[Berrial]

haha too funny!

[DarthBBerry]

Originally Posted by knottyrope

Good advice from the Wireless Shit Lord.

My sig file is spelled correctly, fat Jesus.

[knottyrope]

Sorry, I meant no disrespect. Darth, you know your shit, I was just being funny with word play.

[DarthBBerry]

Originally Posted by knottyrope

Sorry, I meant no disrespect. Darth, you know your shit, I was just being funny with word play.

I know jack. I don't know shit. LOL

[Sp1d3rM@n]

Originally Posted by freakinvibe

We found that as soon as you switch on content protection in the policy, the reception is turned off after a battery pull. There is no separate policy for this.

Hmm sounds like you have more than just content protection on.

From your description of the issue, you appear to also have "Force Content Protection Of Master Keys" set to Yes. This is expected behaviour if so.