[DarnellX]

I'm told that if one wants to check to see if a device is provisioned properly, they can try an EA with as the email address and any password. So far, however, I've never been able to activate a device this way. The blackberries I'm using to test do work fine on regular enterprise activations. Am I doing this with the wrong address?

[jsconyers]

If you have a T-Support contract, you can verify if the device is provisioned with the dashboard.

https://www.blackberry.com/besc/dashboard/

[Jadey]

I don't think the is designed to "activate" the device. It just generates the initial email, AFAIK, so that you can test whether the EA messages from RIM are being blocked...

[DarnellX]

As in the "your handheld has been registered with the wireless network" message on the device? Because I get the "cannot contact server" error message when doing the EA.