I don't have experience with this problem, but an alternate solution would be to move your BES users to the Exchange server closest to BES. This would put Exchange traffic over the WAN (it's not a lot if you use cached mode).
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Chris Branson Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2011 1:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Bes-admins] International BES achitecture Does anyone have any tips for implementing a second BES server in another Country? Currently we have Blackberry Users in US, UK, Australia and South Africa. User's Exchange mailbox server is in their local datacenter, but our only BES is in the US. As you can imagine, this creates frequent sync issues between the BES and remote mailbox servers. And International activations can be finicky. All offices use the same email domain, with MX records pointing to US Exchange edge servers. I am also interested in what the minimum local Exchange 2007 roles (same Exchange Org, Windows and email domain) would be to support a local BES server. Thanks! Chris Branson | Systems Administrator | Joyce Meyer Ministries P 636.349.0303 x2627
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