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Before you set up, Setting up with a server account, Setting up with blackb erry enterprise server – Nokia E62 User Manual

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Setting up with BlackB

erry Enterprise Server

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Before you set up ...

Before you set up BlackBerry, make sure that:
• General packet radio service (GPRS) or 3G is

enabled on your SIM card.

• BlackBerry service is enabled on your SIM card.
• Your desktop computer is connected to your

corporate LAN.

• Nokia PC Suite 6.7, or later, is installed on your

computer. Nokia PC Suite is included on your

product CD-ROM.

• You are using BlackBerry Enterprise Server 3.5

for Microsoft Exchange or later or Lotus

Domino 2.1 or later.

• Your device can connect with the computer

successfully with Nokia PC Suite. You can use a

data cable, infrared, or Bluetooth wireless

technology for the connection.

• The BlackBerry Connect Desktop Tool is

installed on your computer. The tool

communicates with your device using the

connection established with PC Suite. The

BlackBerry Connect Desktop tool is included on

your product CD-ROM.

• You have turned on your Nokia device and can

make calls.

• You have synchronized your mobile device and

computer calendars with Nokia PC Suite.

Important: After you start using BlackBerry, do

not use the calendar synchronization feature in

Nokia PC Suite or you may end up with duplicate

calendar entries.

Setting up with a server account

To set up BlackBerry to work with a BlackBerry

Enterprise Server:
1 Connect your Nokia device to your computer

with Nokia PC Suite.

2 Start the BlackBerry Connect Desktop on your

computer by double-clicking the BlackBerry

Connect Desktop icon on the desktop. You can

also start the tool from the

Start menu.

3 If you are asked to select an email profile, select

the email profile that you want to use, and

select

OK. To create a new profile, select New.

4 To establish connectivity between your Nokia

device and the BlackBerry Connect Desktop,

click

Connect.

5 If prompted, create an encryption key by

randomly moving your mouse.