How
BlackBerry UEM
evaluates connections to hosts

The

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile is always checked first. After traffic arrives at the

BlackBerry Proxy

server, the PAC or web proxy server configuration set on the

BlackBerry Proxy

server is evaluated for connectivity. Configuring a web proxy server on the

BlackBerry Proxy

server controls how that

BlackBerry Proxy

handles sending traffic out to the Internet. It does not affect how the

BlackBerry Dynamics

app on the device evaluates connections.

	Host in connectivity profile resolves to BlackBerry Proxy	Host in connectivity profile resolves to Direct	Host in connectivity profile is blocked
Proxy/PAC = Proxy URL	BlackBerry Dynamics app > BlackBerry Proxy cluster > Web proxy server URL > Destination	BlackBerry Dynamics app > Destination	Content blocked by BlackBerry Dynamics SDK
Proxy/PAC = Direct	BlackBerry Dynamics app > BlackBerry Proxy cluster > Destination	BlackBerry Dynamics app > Destination	Content blocked by BlackBerry Dynamics SDK
Proxy/PAC = Block	Content blocked by web proxy server	BlackBerry Dynamics app > Destination	Content blocked by BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

Some apps allow a web proxy server or PAC to be configured specifically for that app. For example,

BlackBerry Access

allows administrators to configure a web proxy server or PAC specifically for

BlackBerry Access

to use. In these scenarios, the app evaluates the app-specific web proxy server configuration before it evaluates the

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile.