How to perform BlackBerry Manager pre-installation tasks on a remote computer for administration of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server in an IBM Lotus D

Procedure
Before installing BlackBerry Manager on a remote computer for administration of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, complete the pre-installation tasks listed below.
Note: To determine the system requirements, see the BlackBerry Enterprise Server: Installation Guide and the BlackBerry Enterprise Server: Administration Guide.

Task 1
Verify that one of the following operating systems is installed on the remote computer:
Microsoft Windows® 2000 Service Pack 4
Microsoft Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 or later
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 or later

Task 2
Verify that the following software is installed on the remote computer:
Note: To determine what software is installed, view the list in the Add or Remove Programs function of the Control Panel.
IBM Lotus Notes® 5.0 or later
Microsoft XML Parser 4.0 Service Pack 2 or later
Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 or later
Note: For more information on the .NET framework, go to the MSDN Download Center.
Microsoft Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.8 Service Pack 1 or later
Note: MDAC is required on any computer where BlackBerry Manager is installed. For more information, see KB03412.

Task 3
Enable Named Pipes and TCP/IP network protocols for the remote MSDE or Microsoft SQL Server. For more information, see article KB04147.

Task 4
Verify that the Windows service account used for the installation has the following permissions:
System Administrator permission on the computer hosting the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
System Administrator and Database Creator permissions on the Microsoft SQL Server.

Task 5
Enable printer and file sharing in Windows in order to enable the BlackBerry devices.


Additional Info
Use one of the following methods to verify access to the remote MSDE or Microsoft SQL Server that hosts the BlackBerry Configuration Database:
From a command prompt, type telnet 1433 and press ENTER. If a connection is established, a blinking cursor will appear at the top left corner of the screen.
From a command prompt, go to C:\, type the following commands in the specified order, and press ENTER after each line:
Note: The output should be identical to that shown below.
osql -E -S
1> use
2>
To test the Windows network level access, share a folder on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server, then try to access the UNC path \\ using Windows Explorer to determine if a server connection can be established.