09-18-2012 11:17 AM
As I am making the final repairs to my botched install of Mobile Fusion Studio, I thought I should share my learning experience with this community that has helped guide me, along with the outstanding support team at RIM.
Mistake number 1... You can not run the install of any of these tools, without first working with your AD Admin to set up the Service Account with the proper permissions. Also known as... READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY, OR ELSE YOU WILL FAIL!
Mistake number 2... The latest version of Lotus Notes Traveler (8.5.3.3 with Upgrade Pack 1), does not allow the PlayBook to connect, so your BDS environment will be useless, unless you have a Traveler server that is not running Upgrade Pack 1 (8.5.3.3 itself, will work perfectly).
Mistake number 3... If you install any of these tools on a server that is running Domino or has any other IIS web sites running, you need to pay very close attention to the ports that are configured for each service. Unless you are installing each of these products on their own server, you cannot accept the defaulted port numbers.
Mistake number 4... You should not use a "Wild Card" SSL certificate ( *.domain.com), when setting up the UDS server. In my install, it could not set up the IIS environment correctly, and it used the Thumbprint from the intermediate cert, when it wrote the SSL subject to the database. I had to manually edit the table, which is not recommended or supported.
Mistake number 5... You should not try and piggy-back two sub domains off of the same public IP address. Such as using the same public IP for your Traveler server while running UDS on the same box, and using it for your UDS Communication Module as well.
Mistake number 6... You can get everything functional, all the way to activating the device, but if you don't have port 2195 open, your iOS device will never get your IT Policy or your Profiles. AGAIN... READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY, OR ELSE YOU WILL FAIL!
I am on AT&T. Please edit your Personal Profile with your DEVICE TYPE, DEVICE OS and Carrier
09-20-2012 12:35 PM
Yes the manual has a plethora of info in it, not everyone will read it or follow the directions at times.
I have a bunch of info on BES here. Mostly exchange related though.
Thanks for posting what you learned, it will help others
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