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Service Pack 4.1.7

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News Alert
18-Nov-09

RIM has released a new service pack for BES Exchange & Domino.

The following software are now available for download:

• BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 Service Pack 7 for Microsoft Exchange

• BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 Service Pack 7 for IBM Lotus Domino

The release notes for Exchange can be found here.

The release notes for Domino can be found here.


As a supported BES customer of B-Connected, our support team will test the latest service pack and once they are happy with the functionality / reliabilty will schedule and apply to each customers BES server.

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