Quick Start for BlackBerry Spark UEM

Quick Start for BlackBerry Spark UEM

Follow these steps to get your Spark

BlackBerry UEM

environment up and running quickly so that you can start testing features. Each section lists some specific areas to focus on, at a minimum. These lists are not exhaustive but will help you to set up your environment quickly.

This quick start assumes you are using

BlackBerry UEM Cloud

and cloud email. If this scenario doesn’t suit your needs, check out the BlackBerry UEM Cloud configuration content for more information.

Task	How to
Download software and configure BlackBerry UEM Cloud	Make sure you review the planning information and prerequisites. Download the installation and activation files for the BlackBerry Connectivity Node. Install and configure the BlackBerry Connectivity Node (including company directory integration).
Configure basic BlackBerry UEM settings	If you are using iOS devices, complete Obtaining an APNs certificate to manage iOS and macOS devices. If you are using Android Enterprise devices, complete Configuring BlackBerry UEM to support Android Enterprise devices.
Set up BlackBerry Work for email, contacts, and calendar	Follow the Steps to manage BlackBerry Work, BlackBerry Notes, and BlackBerry Tasks with BlackBerry UEM. In Apps > BlackBerry Work > App configuration , either enable automated autodiscover on the App Settings tab, or set an ActiveSync URL on the Basic Configuration tab. For Microsoft Office 365 , enable Modern Authentication for Azure. If necessary, add Microsoft Exchange and authentication endpoints to the BlackBerry Dynamics connectivity profile. Optionally, enable BEMS notifications.
Set up BlackBerry Notes and BlackBerry Tasks	Follow the Steps to manage BlackBerry Work, BlackBerry Notes, and BlackBerry Tasks with BlackBerry UEM. Configure Microsoft Exchange settings and Microsoft Office 365 Modern Authentication settings.
Set up your users with BlackBerry Edit so that they can create and edit files.	Users install the BlackBerry Edit app from the App Store or from Google Play .
Set up browsing on your internal network using BlackBerry Access for mobile and desktop	Follow Getting started with BlackBerry Access. Identify internal servers and add them to the BlackBerry Dynamics connectivity profile. Optionally, configure web proxy server settings in BlackBerry Access .
Set up BlackBerry Connect for instant messaging using Skype for Business Online	Follow the Steps to manage BlackBerry Connect. To use Skype for Business Online , you must have access to an on-premises BEMS through a BlackBerry Connectivity Node : Configure an on-premises BEMS. Configure BlackBerry Connect.
Set up BlackBerry Enterprise BRIDGE for secure connectivity to native Microsoft Office 365 apps	Follow the Steps to manage BlackBerry Enterprise BRIDGE in a BlackBerry UEM Cloud environment. You must complete all the configuration for BlackBerry Enterprise BRIDGE . Pay particular attention to the prerequisites.
Set up BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus to direct device connections to the work network through a secure IP tunnel.	Follow the Steps to enable BlackBerry Secure Connect Plus.
Set up BlackBerry 2FA to protect access to key work resources using two-factor authentication.	Follow the Steps to manage BlackBerry 2FA in BlackBerry UEM.
Set up BlackBerry Enterprise Identity to verify a user's identity to provide easy access to work apps and intranet sites.	BlackBerry Enterprise Identity is automatically enabled if you have the appropriate licensing. For more information about BlackBerry Enterprise Identity , refer to the product documentation.
Set up BlackBerry Workspaces to allow users to securely access and share files inside and outside your organization.	Read Configuring and Managing BlackBerry Workspaces.
The BlackBerry Dynamics SDK allows developers to create custom apps that leverage the security and productivity features of the BlackBerry Dynamics platform.	See the BlackBerry Dynamics SDK documentation.