Summary
This article guides you to install the Blackberry Server on Windows 2003
This article guides you to install the Blackberry Server on Windows 2003
Prerequisite
Following prerequisites are required for BlackBerry Enterprise Server 4.1.4 installation:
1. Windows 2003 Server Standard with SP2 installed.
2. Exchange 2003 System manager installed and patched to the service pack level of Exchange Server i.e. Service Pack 2.
3. MSDE installed for BlackBerry Management Module.
4. JRE 1.4 for Mobile Data service.
5. BlackBerry User License pack.
6. SRP Identifier.
7. SRP Authentication key.
8. BlackBerry Service account which has Local Administrator access, Log on as service, Logon Locally rights on the machine and at least View only Administrator access to Exchange with a Mailbox associated with the account.
Note: Service account BEPADMIN is created.
9. Out bound connection to the BlackBerry Infrastructure on TCP port 3101.
Installation Procedure
1. Configure the BlackBerry service account with the above-suggested settings.
2. Log on to the BlackBerry server with the service account, run the Setup.exe from BlackBerry 4.1.4 Media.
Following prerequisites are required for BlackBerry Enterprise Server 4.1.4 installation:
1. Windows 2003 Server Standard with SP2 installed.
2. Exchange 2003 System manager installed and patched to the service pack level of Exchange Server i.e. Service Pack 2.
3. MSDE installed for BlackBerry Management Module.
4. JRE 1.4 for Mobile Data service.
5. BlackBerry User License pack.
6. SRP Identifier.
7. SRP Authentication key.
8. BlackBerry Service account which has Local Administrator access, Log on as service, Logon Locally rights on the machine and at least View only Administrator access to Exchange with a Mailbox associated with the account.
Note: Service account BEPADMIN is created.
9. Out bound connection to the BlackBerry Infrastructure on TCP port 3101.
Installation Procedure
1. Configure the BlackBerry service account with the above-suggested settings.
2. Log on to the BlackBerry server with the service account, run the Setup.exe from BlackBerry 4.1.4 Media.
4. On the Setup Type screen, click BlackBerry Enterprise Server and click .
5. Accept the License Agreement and click .
6. ClickNext
7. Type the Password for service account “BEPADMIN”.
8. Change the Location for Installation and Log file folder to E Drive and click. 
8. Change the Location for Installation and Log file folder to E Drive and click
9. On the MSDE Option screen, click “Yes, I want to install MSDE 2000 locally” and Click Next
10. Click Next
11. Click Yes
12. When prompted to restart the computer, click Yes.
13. Log in to server using service account “BEPADMIN,” and wait for the setup program to start automatically.
13. Log in to server using service account “BEPADMIN,” and wait for the setup program to start automatically.
14. On the Database Setting screen, perform the following actions:
a. In the Database Location field, click Local.
b. Click Windows (trusted) authentication.
c. Click Next
15. When prompted to create the BESMgmt database, click Yes.
16. Click OK.
17. Click Next.
18. Type the Client Access License Key and click .
19. Type the SRP Address and click “Test Network Connection”.
20. Click . OK
21. Click Validate SRP Key and ID to confirm that the information is correct and click . 
22. In the Microsoft Exchange server field, type the messaging server name.
a. In the Mailbox field, type the name of the mailbox for the service account.
b. Click Check Name to verify the information.
c. In the confirmation dialog box, click. 
a. In the Mailbox field, type the name of the mailbox for the service account.
b. Click Check Name to verify the information.
c. In the confirmation dialog box, click
23. Click 
Next
24. Click Next
25. Click and then Start Service.
26. Click Finish.
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