Is it possible to access another mailbox?

[rklalli]

The answer is probably no but is it possible to access another users mailbox (who you have permissions to) on your BlackBerry? The other user may or may not have a BlackBerry....

 

[brontosaurus]

With Enterprise Server, it's one mailbox at a time.

 

[bpinning]

Hey,

What about BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) accounts. Can't you have upto ten of them and a BES account too?

Brett

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[brontosaurus]

That's a different story, but yes you can, assuming that there are no policy restrictions set on the BES that disallow it.

 

[rklalli]

How??????/

 

[brontosaurus]

If you have a user who is on a BES, and there are no policy restrictions prohibiting access to INTERNET or 3rd PARTY email accounts, then in most cases, you can set up those external email accounts to forward mail to the blackberry, provided you have the login credentials. For example, with Cingular, you can create an account for your blackberry at:

https://webclient.blackberry.net/WebMail/Window.jsp?site=mycingular

Doing this will create a new email address for your blackberry. Once that's done, you can add external email accounts via the website that will be regularly polled for new emails, and those emails will be forwarded directly to the new email address. I'm pretty sure you can do the same with Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile.