BlackBerry UEM

distributed installation

The primary

BlackBerry UEM

components include the

BlackBerry UEM Core

and all components installed with it on the same server.

The

BlackBerry UEM Core

is the central component of the

BlackBerry UEM

architecture. It consists of several subcomponents that are responsible for:

The

BlackBerry UEM

database is a relational database that contains user account information and configuration information that

BlackBerry UEM

uses to manage devices and

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps.

The

BlackBerry Gatekeeping Service

sends commands to

Exchange ActiveSync

to add devices to an allowed list when devices are activated on

BlackBerry UEM

. Unmanaged devices that try to connect to an organization's mail server can be reviewed, verified, and blocked or allowed through the

BlackBerry UEM

management console by an administrator.

If installed, the

BlackBerry Management Console Core

only processes UI requests from the management console and

BlackBerry UEM Self-Service

. This ensures that these interfaces are responsive even when the load on

BlackBerry UEM Core

is high.

The management console and

BlackBerry UEM Self-Service

provide a web-based user interface for administrator and user access to

BlackBerry UEM

. It can be installed separately from other

BlackBerry UEM

components.

You use the management console to manage system settings, users, devices, and apps.

Users can access

BlackBerry UEM Self-Service

to set an activation password and send commands, such as set password, lock device, and delete device data, to devices.

The

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

installs instances of the

BlackBerry UEM

device connectivity components to your organization’s domain on a different server than the

BlackBerry UEM Core

. Each

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

contains these components:

The

BlackBerry Cloud Connector

allows the

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

components to communicate with the

BlackBerry UEM Core

. All communication between the

BlackBerry Cloud Connector

and

BlackBerry UEM Core

travels through the

BlackBerry Infrastructure

.

BlackBerry Proxy

maintains the secure connection between your organization and the

BlackBerry Dynamics NOC

. It also supports

BlackBerry Dynamics

Direct Connect, which allows app data to bypass the

BlackBerry Dynamics NOC

.

BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus

provides a secure IP tunnel between work apps on devices and your organization's network. One tunnel that supports standard IPv4 (TCP and UDP) data is established for each device through the

BlackBerry Infrastructure

.

The

BlackBerry Secure Gateway

provides a secure connection through the

BlackBerry Infrastructure

and

BlackBerry UEM

to your organization's mail server for

iOS

devices.

BlackBerry UEM

can use instances of

BlackBerry Gatekeeping Service

that are installed with the

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

to manage gatekeeping for your mail server. Each instance must be able to access your organization’s gatekeeping server.

If you want gatekeeping data to be managed only by the

BlackBerry Gatekeeping Service

that is installed with the primary

BlackBerry UEM

components, you can disable the

BlackBerry Gatekeeping Service

in each

BlackBerry Connectivity Node

BEMS

consolidates several services used to send work data to and from

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps, including:

BlackBerry Push Notifications

,

BlackBerry Connect

,

BlackBerry Presence

, and

BlackBerry Docs

.

The

BEMS

databases store user, app, policy, and configuration information.

The

BlackBerry Infrastructure

registers user information for device activation, validates licensing information for

BlackBerry UEM

and provides a trusted path between the organization and every user based on strong, cryptographic, mutual authentication.

The

BlackBerry Dynamics NOC

is a separately-located NOC that provides secure communications between

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps on devices and

BlackBerry UEM Core

,

BlackBerry Proxy

, and

BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Server

.