Scenario 1: Route traffic to specific servers or domains through
BlackBerry Proxy

This configuration is appropriate for scenarios where some internal app servers must be accessible to

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps, but general traffic to public servers can remain direct.

For example, you can route connections directly to public sites like google.com and microsoft.com, but require internal routing through the

BlackBerry Proxy

to access internal

Microsoft Exchange Server

s and

SharePoint

servers.

This configuration assumes that a web proxy server connection to the Internet is not required, either because no Internet-based servers will ever be routed through the

BlackBerry Proxy

server or because the

BlackBerry Proxy

server itself has direct access to the Internet without requiring a web proxy server connection.

BlackBerry Dynamics
connectivity profile

Set the

Default allowed domain route type

Direct

Under

Allowed domains

, add the internal domains that you want to route through the

BlackBerry Proxy

and select a

BlackBerry Proxy

cluster.

(Optional) Add specific server names under

Additional servers

and select a

BlackBerry Proxy

cluster. This is required only if the servers are not already covered by the

Allowed domains

rules.

BlackBerry Proxy
server web proxy server

No web proxy server configuration is necessary.

If your organization has special requirements to access the internet from internal servers, or requires all traffic to be routed through a web proxy server, see the configuration examples below that include proxy configurations.

App-specific web proxy server

No app-specific web proxy server configurations are necessary.

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Example routing scenarios

Scenario 1: Route traffic to specific servers or domains through BlackBerry Proxy

Scenario 1: Route traffic to specific servers or domains through
BlackBerry Proxy