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Originally Posted by bib hello
I try to configure BES Express to connect to Zimbra server
- ZCS Version 6.0.8_GA_2692.UBUNTU8 network edition (trial)
- Windows 2008 64bits Service Pack 2
- ZimbraBESConnector-6.5.0_GA_2381_6.5.5391.0
- Microsoft Outlook 2007 Service Pack 2
- on zimbra sever I create a user besadmin@domain.com and is Global Administrator
- on the windows server I install active directory (dcpromo) I'm loggin with user besadmin@domain.com and create two profiles in outlook:
BlackBerryServer_MailStoreProfile and BlackBerryServer
And I install BES Express with the only error of MAPI
I access to web administration of BES
error :
if I add new any user
The BlackBerry Administration Service cannot find the records you were looking for. Verify the search criteria you specified and try again.
MailStoreExchange::RefreshGALUsingMAPI - error in HrFindExchangeGlobalAddressList, result=0x800004005
I tried to search on the Internet, on the forum and I modified registry key but it still does not work like indicated on different posts
thank you for your help
and sorry for my english .. I'm french  |
Hi bib,
I have the same problem, also have read exhaustively the topic on the forums and get no solution.
Unlike your installation, I did't get any error because I previously promoted my Windows Server to be a Domain Controller on a fresh install.
I don't see any "MailStoreExchange::RefreshGALUsingMAPI - error in HrFindExchangeGlobalAddressList, result=0x800004005" either. Where did you get this error? (Logs or BlackBerry Administration Service Web Interface)
I followed the "Zimbra Connector for BlackBerry Enterprise Server Administrator’s Guide ZCB 7.0" with detail and careful, I get no errors during install process, and the problem "The BlackBerry Administration Service cannot find the records you were looking for. Verify the search criteria you specified and try again." persist.
On my mailbox.log, there is activity when "Adding Mail Profiles" (page 15 from the Guide):
[btpool0-71://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetInfoRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetInfoRequest
[btpool0-71://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetAccountInfoRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetAccountInfoRequest
[btpool0-71://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetServerRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetServerRequest
[btpool0-71://host.domain.com/service/soap/CheckLicenseRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - CheckLicenseRequest
[btpool0-71://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetInfoRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetInfoRequest
Also when "Starting Services for the first time (Preparing BlackBerry Administration Service for use) immediately before installation ends:
[btpool0-70://host.domain.com/service/soap/CheckLicenseRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - CheckLicenseRequest
[btpool0-70://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetInfoRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetInfoRequest
[btpool0-70://host.domain.com:7071/service/admin/soap//GetAccountInfoRequest] [name=besadmin@domain.com;mid=132;ip=172.17.17.13;u a=ZimbraConnectorForBES/7.0.0.114;] soap - GetAccountInfoRequest
But for instance, there is nothing on mailbox.log when I try to "User > Create a user > Refresh available user list from company directory" from the BlackBerry Administration Service Web Interface.
I ensured there is no firewall blocking anything between Windows and ZCS Servers.
The magic "Once BES is installed and the BlackBerry Controller service is started, BES begins to synchronize the Global Address List (GAL)." never happens :-(
Have you got any advance at all on this issue?
Greetings.