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DaBigDog
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Tue Oct 04, 2005 12:03 am Post subject:
Blackberry Performance Issue |
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We have been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now. Working with
Blackberry, and their support team. Their "answer" is for us to implement a
BB server in each of our remote locations to resolve the problem. I'm not
sure I buy that :)
Details:
- Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 running on it's own
- 5 Exchange Server 2003 with SP1 sites in 5 Geographical locations
- Latency between sites is around 200 to 300 ms (typical for asiapac,
europe, etc)
Problem:
- Delivery of BB messages can take anywhere from 5 minutes up to several
hours.
According to BB, if you are dealing with latencies of over 35 ms, then you
need to have a local bb server. Now, we have been working with this
configuration for several years now with minimal issues (even upgraded from
5.5 to 2003 late last year :).
Any Help would be appreciated
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DaBigDog
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Tue Oct 04, 2005 12:58 am Post subject:
Re: Blackberry Performance Issue |
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Problem is that the delivery of blackberry messages can take up to several
hours to complete. According to blackberry, there is a 35 ms latency maximum
with their BES server and their suggestion is to implement a bes server in
each location. That's not feasible for us, and I would like to know if
anyone else with this type of setup is having the same challenges.
Tks.
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DaBigDog
"Scott Roberts [MSFT]" wrote:
| Quote: | Not sure if I get what the orginal problem is?
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8DCEC50D-4C4C-44D5-99CD-8112BA6F1CC2@microsoft.com...
We have been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now. Working
with
Blackberry, and their support team. Their "answer" is for us to implement
a
BB server in each of our remote locations to resolve the problem. I'm not
sure I buy that :)
Details:
- Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 running on it's own
- 5 Exchange Server 2003 with SP1 sites in 5 Geographical locations
- Latency between sites is around 200 to 300 ms (typical for asiapac,
europe, etc)
Problem:
- Delivery of BB messages can take anywhere from 5 minutes up to several
hours.
According to BB, if you are dealing with latencies of over 35 ms, then you
need to have a local bb server. Now, we have been working with this
configuration for several years now with minimal issues (even upgraded
from
5.5 to 2003 late last year :).
Any Help would be appreciated
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Scott Roberts [MSFT]
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Tue Oct 04, 2005 12:58 am Post subject:
Re: Blackberry Performance Issue |
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Not sure if I get what the orginal problem is?
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8DCEC50D-4C4C-44D5-99CD-8112BA6F1CC2@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | We have been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now. Working
with
Blackberry, and their support team. Their "answer" is for us to implement
a
BB server in each of our remote locations to resolve the problem. I'm not
sure I buy that :)
Details:
- Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 running on it's own
- 5 Exchange Server 2003 with SP1 sites in 5 Geographical locations
- Latency between sites is around 200 to 300 ms (typical for asiapac,
europe, etc)
Problem:
- Delivery of BB messages can take anywhere from 5 minutes up to several
hours.
According to BB, if you are dealing with latencies of over 35 ms, then you
need to have a local bb server. Now, we have been working with this
configuration for several years now with minimal issues (even upgraded
from
5.5 to 2003 late last year :).
Any Help would be appreciated |
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Tom Felts
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Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:58 pm Post subject:
Re: Blackberry Performance Issue |
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We went through this as well. We had to put the BES servers local to the
exchange stores for this very reason. Latency is a major issue, given all
that the BES has to keep track of.
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1DF729F9-1A0C-456C-B793-C1EC56FD48C9@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Problem is that the delivery of blackberry messages can take up to several
hours to complete. According to blackberry, there is a 35 ms latency
maximum
with their BES server and their suggestion is to implement a bes server in
each location. That's not feasible for us, and I would like to know if
anyone else with this type of setup is having the same challenges.
Tks.
--
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DaBigDog
"Scott Roberts [MSFT]" wrote:
Not sure if I get what the orginal problem is?
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8DCEC50D-4C4C-44D5-99CD-8112BA6F1CC2@microsoft.com...
We have been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now. Working
with
Blackberry, and their support team. Their "answer" is for us to
implement
a
BB server in each of our remote locations to resolve the problem. I'm
not
sure I buy that :)
Details:
- Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 running on it's own
- 5 Exchange Server 2003 with SP1 sites in 5 Geographical locations
- Latency between sites is around 200 to 300 ms (typical for asiapac,
europe, etc)
Problem:
- Delivery of BB messages can take anywhere from 5 minutes up to
several
hours.
According to BB, if you are dealing with latencies of over 35 ms, then
you
need to have a local bb server. Now, we have been working with this
configuration for several years now with minimal issues (even upgraded
from
5.5 to 2003 late last year :).
Any Help would be appreciated
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Tom Felts
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Sat Nov 12, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
Re: Blackberry Performance Issue |
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We have had similar issues, and the only stable solution has been multiple
BES servers. We have 4 servers covering 7 sites....
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1DF729F9-1A0C-456C-B793-C1EC56FD48C9@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Problem is that the delivery of blackberry messages can take up to several
hours to complete. According to blackberry, there is a 35 ms latency
maximum
with their BES server and their suggestion is to implement a bes server in
each location. That's not feasible for us, and I would like to know if
anyone else with this type of setup is having the same challenges.
Tks.
--
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DaBigDog
"Scott Roberts [MSFT]" wrote:
Not sure if I get what the orginal problem is?
"DaBigDog" <DaBigDog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8DCEC50D-4C4C-44D5-99CD-8112BA6F1CC2@microsoft.com...
We have been struggling with this problem for a few weeks now.
Working
with
Blackberry, and their support team. Their "answer" is for us to
implement
a
BB server in each of our remote locations to resolve the problem. I'm
not
sure I buy that :)
Details:
- Blackberry Enterprise Server 4.0 running on it's own
- 5 Exchange Server 2003 with SP1 sites in 5 Geographical locations
- Latency between sites is around 200 to 300 ms (typical for asiapac,
europe, etc)
Problem:
- Delivery of BB messages can take anywhere from 5 minutes up to
several
hours.
According to BB, if you are dealing with latencies of over 35 ms, then
you
need to have a local bb server. Now, we have been working with this
configuration for several years now with minimal issues (even upgraded
from
5.5 to 2003 late last year :).
Any Help would be appreciated
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