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Sending and receiving work data

When users send and receive work data on a device, data can travel between the device and your resources using the following connections:
  • The device can use a direct connection over the or mobile network from the device to the mail, content, or application server (for example, an
    Exchange ActiveSync
    server that is placed in a DMZ or is exposed to the public network).
  • The device can use a direct connection through your organization's VPN or work
    Wi-Fi
    network to the mail, content, or application server. The device VPN or
    Wi-Fi
    profile may be configured by you or by the users.
  • If you install the
    BlackBerry Connectivity Node
    ,
    BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus
    can provide a secure IP tunnel through the
    BlackBerry Infrastructure
    between apps on
    iOS
    ,
    Android Enterprise
      , and
    Samsung Knox Workspace
    devices and your organization's network.
  • If you install the
    BlackBerry Connectivity Node
    ,
    BlackBerry Proxy
    can provide a secure connection between
    BlackBerry Dynamics
    apps on devices and your organization's network.
  • If you install the
    BlackBerry Connectivity Node
    , the
    BlackBerry Secure Gateway
    can provide a secure connection through the
    BlackBerry Infrastructure
    and
    BlackBerry UEM
    to your organization's mail server for
    iOS
    devices.
This diagram shows the possible data paths.
Diagram showng possible data paths to and from devices