Personal Devices policy group
Disable Forwarding of Work Content Using Personal Channels IT policy
rule
Description
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This rule specifies whether a
BlackBerry® device
user can send work data to contacts using personal resources (for example, SMS
text messages, MMS messages, or email messages from personal email accounts).
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Related rules
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The Enable Separation of Work Content IT policy rule affects this rule. A BlackBerry device only uses this rule if you set the Enable Separation of Work Content IT policy rule to Yes.
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Possible values
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Default value
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Minimum requirements
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Rule introduction
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- BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express 5.0 SP3
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Enable Separation of Work Content IT policy rule
Description
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This rule specifies whether a
BlackBerry® device
distinguishes between work data and personal data, and whether only authorized applications on the device can access work data. If you set this rule to Yes and a BlackBerry device user tries to delete a desktop service book, the device prompts the user to delete the work data on the device.
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Example
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Your organization manages confidential information that cannot be shared with outside sources. All BlackBerry device users in your organization have a custom application on their devices that they use to track and share customer information. You can use this rule and the "Is access to the corporate data API allowed" application control policy rule to give the custom application access to work content and to prevent all other third-party applications on the device from accessing work content such as email messages, contact information, and calendar information.
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Related rules
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The "Is access to the corporate data API allowed" application control policy rule affects this rule. The "Is access to the corporate data API allowed" application control policy rule specifies whether a
third-party application or an add-on application is authorized to access work data. To make this rule affect third-party applications, you must set the "Is access to the corporate data API allowed" application control policy to Disallowed for the third-party application.
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Possible values
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Default value
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Minimum requirements
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Rule introduction
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- BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express 5.0 SP3
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Require Work Resources for Conducting Work Activities IT policy
rule
Description
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This rule specifies whether a
BlackBerry® device
must use work resources (for example, work email accounts or work calendars) when a
BlackBerry device
user conducts work activity (for example, sending an email message to a work
contact or scheduling a work appointment).
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Related rules
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The Enable Separation of Work Content IT policy rule affects this rule. A BlackBerry device only uses this rule if you set the Enable Separation of Work Content IT policy rule to Yes.
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Possible values
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Default value
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Minimum requirements
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Rule introduction
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- BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express 5.0 SP3
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Work Domains IT policy rule
Description
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This rule specifies a list of resources (for example, domain names,
server names, and email-address domains) that a
BlackBerry® device
identifies as work resources.
If you specify a resource in this rule, the
device identifies the resource as a work resource. If you list a domain, all of
the subdomains of the domain are included automatically. If you list multiple
resources, separate the resources with a comma (,), semicolon (;), or space.
For example,
if your organization has multiple domains, type example.com, example.net, example.org.
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Default value
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Minimum requirements
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Rule introduction
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- BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express 5.0 SP3
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