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Install a standalone
BlackBerry Router

The

BlackBerry Router

is an optional component that you can install in a DMZ outside of your organization's firewall. The

BlackBerry Router

connects to the Internet to send data between

BlackBerry UEM

and devices that use the

BlackBerry Infrastructure

. The

BlackBerry Router

functions as a proxy server and can support SOCKS v5 (no authentication). For more information about configuring the

BlackBerry Router

as a TCP proxy server, see the Configuration content.

Note that you must install a standalone

BlackBerry Router

on a computer that does not host any other

UEM

components.

Note that the installer for the

BlackBerry Router

requires JRE 8 (latest update version, 64-bit). For more information, see KB 52117.

Verify that you have the name of the SRP host. The SRP host name is usually <country code>.srp.blackberry.com (for example, us.srp.blackberry.com).

If the server is not part of a domain, you must specify the service account credentials as server name\user. For more information about configuring the service account, see Configure permissions for the service account.

On the computer where you want to install the

BlackBerry Router

, download and extract the

UEM

Installation file (.zip).

In the

router

folder, extract the

mdm.deployment.router

zip file.

In the

deployer.properties

file, edit the

router.networkaccessnode

property with the correct country code and SRP host. For example, us.srp.blackberry.com.

In the

Installer

folder, double-click the

Setup.exe

file to install the

BlackBerry Router

The installation runs in the background and displays no dialog boxes. Once the installation completes, the

BlackBerry Router

service appears in the Services window.

Install a standalone BlackBerry Router

Install a standalone
BlackBerry Router