Has anyone turned on reconciliation for permanently deleted email messages on 
BES 5?  We have a few users that want it turned on.

Ø  Yes, have been so for years.

My only concern is the mention of recurring message scans being used to detect 
these permanently deleted messages.

Ø  Don’t be concerned

Will it slow down mail delivery?

Ø  Not noticeably

Reconciliation?

Ø  Nope

Anything else to be aware of?

Ø  Notify your users before you make this change and understand the limitations 
of it.  The biggest problem with implementing hard
deletes is the administrators don’t understand the limitations of it and don’t 
effectively communicate to the end users.

 

http://www.port3101.org/featured-blackberry-kb-articles/1225-kb04853-how-enable-hard-deletes-blackberry-enterprise-server.html

 

The support for hard deletes uses a Message State Database stored in the 
computer memory. This database is enabled by default even
if the Hard Deletes Reconciliation feature is disabled. By default, the last 
100 email messages are tracked for hard delete support
in the Message State Database however this number can be changed.
The Message State Database may be reset so that email messages redirected to a 
BlackBerry smartphone during a previous BlackBerry
Enterprise Server session will not be deleted, even if they are hard deleted in 
the BlackBerry smartphone user's mailbox. Any of the
following actions will reset the Message State Database:

*       Either of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server or BlackBerry Professional 
Software are restarted.
*       The BlackBerry smartphone user is moved to another BlackBerry 
Enterprise Server or BlackBerry Professional Software.
*       The BlackBerry smartphone user's mailbox is moved to another Microsoft® 
Exchange Server.
*       The BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrator sends a Reload User 
command from BlackBerry Manager.

 

 

Thanks!

 

http://docs.blackberry.com/en/admin/deliverables/14334/Turn_on_reconciliation_for_perm_deleted_msgs_484123_11.jsp

Users can delete email messages permanently in Microsoft® Outlook®. You can 
configure a BlackBerry® Enterprise Server to remove
permanently deleted messages from BlackBerry devices. If you turn on hard 
deletes reconciliation, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent
also deletes email messages from BlackBerry devices when users archive or move 
email messages to personal folders in Microsoft
Outlook. When you turn on reconciliation for permanently deleted email 
messages, the BlackBerry Messaging Agent uses recurring
message scans to detect permanently deleted email messages on the messaging 
server, and then deletes the email messages from
BlackBerry devices. 

1.      In the BlackBerry Administration Service, on the Servers and components 
menu, expand BlackBerry Solution topology >
BlackBerry Domain > Component view > Email. 
2.      Click the instance that you want to change. 
3.      Click Edit instance. 
4.      On the Messaging tab, in the Messaging options section, in the Hard 
deletes reconciliation drop-down list, click True. 
5.      Click Save all. 
6.      On the computer that hosts the BlackBerry Dispatcher, restart the 
BlackBerry Dispatcher. 

 

Brandon T. Cole
Technology Support Specialist
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
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Toledo, Ohio 43604-5573
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