RIM's BESX goes live, available for download

By on Mar 1, 2010 at 12:31 PM
News March 1, 2010

BESX

Last month we reported on RIM’s announcement of BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express (BESX). And today, we are happy to report that BESX is alive, well, and ready for download on RIM’s website. As previously mentioned, BESX is RIM’s solution for small and medium sized businesses who could benefit from the centralized control and functionality of a BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) but can’t justify the cost of a full fledged BES. We’ve got the official RIM BESX site all linked up for you. We’ll be sticking to a regular BES server around these parts, but what about you guys?

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  • rio

    um gaa doo hwaa!!!!

  • rio

    first and second!!

  • Rick James

    3rrrrrrrrrrd
    go RIM go!

  • Efraim L

    Installation should start shortly!!!

  • http://(null) Dallas

    I wish I still had my blackberry

    Posted from BGR Mobile (iPhone) at: Oklahoma City Oklahoma, USA

  • Rang3r

    Who cares. All you guys r not business men, jus a whole bunch of fat ugly hairy ass nerds n geeks that wish they were business men but r not! Get a life u fuckin losers n go to hell Boy Genius!!!

    • StevenGlansburg

      I bet you are polishing your imaginary photoshoped MBA right now

    • krazyvzw

      i love when people like this write posts…. they bash people for being nerds but yet you are viewing bgr.com and posting a comment on here. So then arent you basically making fun of yourself?

  • fetus

    Screw this crap, where’s BlackBerry Shield?! BIS users do want.

  • STFU

    Boring…..

  • Unsung Hero

    BESX it’s about time! Can’t wait to play with it! Let’s see what it can do!

  • Andrew

    Signed up, got my confirmation email, and downloading BESX now!

  • David Brown

    It’s not “BES server (Blackberry Enterprise Server server)” it’s a BES.

    • David Brown

      Or are you one of those ATM machine users?

      • LLoydB

        LOL good one…

    • LLoydB

      I could say the same thing about Microsoft with the windows NT splash screen from back in the day…. It said build on NT technology when starting up… NT stands for (New Technology)…So it actually said built on (New Technology Technology) LOL!

      • boomKABOOM

        NT stands for Nice T*ts, it’s Nice T*tsTechnology :P

  • martijn

    Still need to install software on the mail server… We use hosted BES from http://www.colibrimobile.com for a truly hosted BES – works like a charm

  • interfasys

    I just wish it could run on Linux, this would make it accessible to most SMEs out there.

    • LLoydB

      what email platform are you using? Sendmail?

  • stee

    in addition to a server for small and medium businesses, RIM has also informed my company that it is for company to use with personal liable devices as well. so my large company can stand up BESX and its free to the company, but the end user also does not have to pay the addtional 15 dollar monthly fee to be on the BES infrastructure. it works with their existing BIS plan. this is a big deal for all of you that work at companies that offer company liable only blackberrys. RIM has just helped open up the door to brining in your own Blackberry and getting company email/PIM data in a way that is secure to the company.

  • Steven

    “The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software itself will be free, but we’ve been told RIM will charge $5 per user per month. ”

    Has this fee been confirmed?

    • http://darkfiberla.com Dan Spielman

      I can’t find anything about pricing.

    • Michael

      that was a rumor before the release, there is no charge for software, or per user license.

  • Summerkand

    what about the pricing ??
    …WWW

    !!WWW

  • Rang3r

    No shut the fuck up!!! I’m making fun of YOU Krazy bitch ass nigga!!!!

    • boomKABOOM

      Some one needs a hug… or a spanking..

    • Where’s LaToya’s rotten pussy (aka sponge weakness)

      Rang3r

      What the fuck is wrong with your ugly white ass.

  • boomKABOOM

    Seeing as I alraedy have a BES – S why would I want this? but still it looks good for home users.
    Any one know if the Internet still has to use the BESX ?

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