BlackBerryForums.com : Your Number One BlackBerry Community – Unwanted network messages – repost. Connie went to Canada and started getting these bizarre messages from Blackberry that looked like this…
From: network@etp01.etp.na.blackberry.net
Subject: RIM_bca28a80-e9c0-11d1-87fe-00600811c6a2
This message is used to carry data between the BlackBerry Handheld and an associated server. Please do not delete, move or respond to this message – it will be processed by the server.
BEGINETP 122
ATkEsUUAAAAAIBAIMzAwNkIwNzAgH3JhbmR5LmhvbGxvd2F5QHNlY3VyaXR5Y29ycC5jb20A
VxYMV1AFQ01JTUUDQICAgIAyAAAwOUI4QUI3OEIrRysxALmsvmzicVWw4bBVsf9JkycAGUWq
p4T2XDKTUa0RuyXcH6w!
ENDETP 1486277911
Turns out this happens when Blackberry gets confused about whether it is using the Web Client or the Enterprise Redirector. There are two fixes:
- You should uninstall the Desktop Manager application on your PC and make sure that when you reinstall, you select Blackberry Internet Mail or whatever and not the Blackberry Enterprise thingy. This message is actually something that goes to Exchange or Notes side of the house to coordinate what is on your blackberry and what is on the server.
- You somehow got a screwed up “activation” CMIME record. I think Connie got this when she crossed into Canada and the servers over there assumed she was using enterprise. The solution is to go to Options/Setting/ServiceBook and delete the CMIME entry. Then you have to go to the Web Client on blackberry.net and buried in the Profile tab at the very bottom is button that says Send Service Book Hit it and it should now work.
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