

Use the Account Name option on the BlackBerry Management page to control how the name of your WorldClient/MDaemon account will appear on the device. Managing Your BlackBerry Device Renaming Your Account The speed of re-population depends on the amount of data transmitted and the speed of the wireless network. The performance of the BlackBerry smartphone may be affected during the re-population of the calendar. The calendar must then be repopulated with calendar data using BlackBerry Desktop Manager through a wired synchronization.ĭuring re-population of the calendar, the following message may appear on the BlackBerry smartphone: If wireless synchronization of the calendar is turned off, the following message will appear: Wireless calendar synchronization is turned off The calendar will be repopulated with calendar data from the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Continue?Īfter the calendar data has been deleted, the following message will appear: This will erase your calendar, and reload it from your server. If wireless synchronization of the calendar is turned on, the following message will appear: Wireless calendar synchronization is turned on Wireless calendar synchronization process Note: For BlackBerry smartphones that support SureType technology, use the multi-tap input method. They are located in the MDaemon\App directory.While the Options screen is displayed, type RSET. If you are changing the IP addresses in addition to moving MDaemon, the files MDaemon.ini, Domains.dat, and/or Gateways.dat will need to be updated with the new IP address(es).

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No configuration should be necessary one the software is installed on the new machine. Your settings for each of those programs are are in the MDaemon files copied to the new machine.
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If Outlook Connector or SecurityPlus are installed on the old machine you will need to download and install them after MDaemon is completely moved over. These instructions also apply to moving to a new operating system.
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On the new machine, Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the \MDaemon\ directory.Copy the entire MDaemon directory from the old machine to the new machine.Make a backup of the entire directory and make a note of the directory where you currently have MDaemon installed.Open Windows Explorer and navigate to your MDaemon directory. Enable … also stop SQL “MDaemon” database service.Enable Stop BlackBerry services when MDaemon stops.Click Options under BlackBerry Enterprise Server.The next steps will stop all MDaemon, and BES traffic (This is necessary to avoid any conflicts with the new server): Repeat these steps for SecurityPlus, if installed, under Deactivate Your SecurityPlus software. Click Deactivate Your MDaemon Software….Click OK to Service was successfully removed dialogĭeactivate MDaemon, and if using, SecurityPlus.In order to move MDaemon to a new machine you cannot have MDaemon running as a service. Note: To avoid having SRP issues, please ensure you shut down the MDaemon server or BlackBerry services before you launch MDaemon on the new machine. Note: Before completing this procedure, please ensure you have an up to date back up of the BES database. The following directions will help you move MDaemon v 13.5.x with BES without losing configurations or users. KBA-02441 MDaemon 13.5.x - Moving MDaemon with BlackBerry Enterprise Server to the same path on a new machine
