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BlackBerry Enterprise Server v5.0 MR2 for Microsoft Exchange Coming Soon! Posted in Enterprise on 17 Aug 2009 09:25 by Bla1ze | 
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*UPDATE* Domino release notes are available and BES 5.0 SP1 release notes are available for Domino and MS Exchange as well* It just seems not too long ago at WES that RIM was announcing the availability of BES 5.0, which brings some significant changes to the BES infrastructure as BES Admins know it. Now, word comes from port3101's hdawg that BES 5.0 MR2 is soon to be launched. RIM has taken the time to outline some of the changes within MR2 through their downloadable PDF documentation but the major details, as it stands -- still remain unavailable. Be sure to check out what's within the PDF file as it addresses some concerns BES Admins may have had with the original launch and I'm sure RIM has much more in store for this release as it draws closer.
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we're still running BES 4.1.6 at my company. is it worth the upgrade?
I would suggest getting a trial key and running it on a spare server/VM for a while first to get the hang of it. It's a major chnage management-wise from 4.1, and we're still struggling with it a bit. I've also found that the HA features are definitely very cool, but there are some gotchas (making sure you set up the pools for each component properly). If your 4.1 environment is solid, I wouldn't be in a hurry...