Setting up network connections for

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profiles define the network connections, Internet domains, IP address ranges, and app servers that

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps can connect to.

BlackBerry UEM

includes a Default

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile with preconfigured settings. If no

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile is assigned to a user account or to a user group that a user belongs to,

BlackBerry UEM

sends the Default

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile to a user's devices.

BlackBerry UEM

automatically sends a

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile to a device when a user activates it, when you update an assigned

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile, or when a different

BlackBerry Dynamics

connectivity profile is assigned to a user account or device.

The following options allow administrators to control how

BlackBerry Dynamics

traffic is routed:

BlackBerry Dynamics
connectivity profile
BlackBerry Proxy
web proxy server configuration
To use the
BlackBerry Proxy
in a
BlackBerry UEM Cloud
environment, you must install an on-premises
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
.
App-specific settings (for example,
BlackBerry Access
web proxy server configuration)

Before you configure routing, ensure that you have a

BlackBerry Proxy

server installed, that the correct ports are open, and that you have network connectivity to the

BlackBerry Dynamics NOC

from the

BlackBerry Proxy

server.

For more information, see Port requirements in the Planning content and Sending BlackBerry Dynamics app data through an HTTP proxy in the Configuration content.

This documentation discusses only configurations that affect overall routing. App-specific configuration may be required for apps to connect to specific servers (for example, for

BlackBerry Work

configured with the URL of the Microsoft Exchange Server). Review the administration documentation for each

BlackBerry Dynamics

app to understand which app configurations to apply.