[kenss]

I've been trying to install BES 4.1.6 for Exchange 2007 SP2. The domain controller and Exchange are on Windows 2008 SP2 64bit while the BES is on Windows 2003 R2 SP2 64bit.

Edit: Well, I haven't installed the BES since I can't even pass the IEMSTest.

I've set the "Send As" permission, installed MAPI/CDO (1.2.1 v6.5.8153.0), configured Public Folder, and executed:

addexchangeadministrator "BESAdmin" xxx8211;role ViewOnlyAdmin
get-mailboxserver "DEV-XCH01" | add-adpermission xxx8211;user "BESAdmin" xxx8211;accessrights ExtendedRight xxx8211;extendedrights Send-As, Receive-As, ms-Exch-Store-Admin

Everytime I run the IEMSTest.exe, it always ask for login information:
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And even if I put the correct login information, it always failed, saying I put incorrect credentials:
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Did I miss something? I'm starting to lose my mind here.

Edit:
I did read "Exchange 2007 BES Install Guide - 100% Fully Functional" thread where it says:

Note: In an Exchange 2007 environment BlackBerry Enterprise Server cannot be installed on the mail server as the BES software is not 64BIT compatible.

But according to hxxp://docs.blackberry.com/en/admin/deliverables/2751/BESX_Install_Guide_427146_11.pdf, Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 (64-bit) is supported.

[DarthBBerry]

Originally Posted by kenss

Edit: Well, I haven't installed the BES since I can't even pass the IEMSTest.

Not an Exchange person, but I think you have to have BES already installed to run this test.
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[kenss]

Originally Posted by DarthBBerry

Not an Exchange person, but I think you have to have BES already installed to run this test.

Thanks for your response. =)

However, I did installed BES and ran the IEMSTest and it produced the same result. I thought I must have missed something during DC/Exchange installation, so I scrapped it and reinstall everything from the beginning.

And if I'm not mistaken, it's not necessary to install BES to do the test, the IEMSTest can be found at <installer directory>/BlackBerry Enterprise Server (version)/tools

The condition I described above is what I currently have. Sorry for the confusion.

[freakinvibe]

Are you sure you have a correct and functioning MAPI profile on that server? You should install BES and re-create the MAPI profile.

And on a workstation, you should install Outlook and access the besadmin mailbox and see if you can send mail as somebody else.

If that all works, IEMStest should work fine.

[mwahl217]

Not sure what email server you are running, but check to make sure the correct cdo and MAPI32 files are on both BES and email server. Also make sure if its exch 2010 you have the relase 1 update installed.

[garycutri]

Hi,

1. Just run the following command via the Shell to turn off Throttling:

Get-ThrottlingPolicy | where {$_.IsDefault -eq $true} | Set-ThrottlingPolicy -RCAMaxConcurrency $null

2. Now show a list of all your Throttling Policies by using the command below:

Get-ThrottlingPolicy

3. From the "Get-ThrottlingPolicy" output locate the "DefaultThrottlingPolicy" name

Example: DefaultThrottlingPolicy_a1f84187-7a42-4ece-9276-06c704be21e7

4. Now type the following but change it to your DefaultThrottlingPolicy name.

Set-Mailbox "BESAdmin" -ThrottlingPolicy DefaultThrottlingPolicy_a1f84187-7a42-4ece-9276-06c704

5. Now we need to remove the incorrect policy.

Remove-ThrottlingPolicy BESPolicy

For more info please refer to my BES 5.01\Exchange 2010 Install Guide: http://www.blackberryforums.com.au/f...all-guide.html


Thanks,

Gary

[garycutri]

UPDATE: Sorry just realized I posted the info above in the wrong thread, this info was for the same error but in Exchange 2010.