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Install a standalone
BlackBerry Router
 in a
UEM Cloud
 environment

The
BlackBerry Router
 is an optional component that you can install in a DMZ outside your organization's firewall. The
BlackBerry Router
 connects to the Internet to send data between the
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
 and devices that use the
BlackBerry Infrastructure
. The
BlackBerry Router
 functions as a proxy server and can support SOCKS v5 (no authentication).
You can configure multiple instances of the
BlackBerry Router
 for high availability. You configure only one port for
BlackBerry Router
 instances to listen on. By default, the
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
 connects to the
BlackBerry Router
 using port 3102. The
BlackBerry Router
 supports all outbound traffic from the
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
 components.
  • You must install a standalone
    BlackBerry Router
     on a computer that does not host an instance of the
    BlackBerry Connectivity Node
    .
  • 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
    ).
  1. In the
    UEM
     management console, on the menu bar, click
    Settings > External integration > BlackBerry Connectivity Node setup
    .
  2. Click Add BlackBerry Connectivity Node icon.
  3. Click
    Download
    .
  4. On the software download page, answer the required questions and click
    Download
    . Save and extract the installation package.
  5. In the
    router
     folder, extract the
    setupinstaller
     .zip file. This .zip file contains an
    Installer
     folder with the
    Setup.exe
     file that you use to install the
    BlackBerry Router
    .
  6. Transfer the
    Setup.exe
     file to the computer that you want to install the
    BlackBerry Router
     on and double-click it to run the setup application.
    The installation runs in the background and displays no dialog boxes. Once the installation completes, the
    BlackBerry Router
     service appears in the Services window.
  7. In the
    BlackBerry Connectivity Node
     console (http:/localhost:8088), click
    General settings > Proxy
    .
  8. Select
    BlackBerry Router
    .
  9. Click The add icon.
  10. Type the IP address or host name of the
    BlackBerry Router
     instance that you want to connect to
    UEM
    .
  11. Click
    Add
    .
  12. In the
    Port
     field, type the port number that all
    BlackBerry Router
     instances listen on. The default value is 3102.
  13. Click
    Save
    .