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Checking your BlackBerry Enterprise Server installation licence type
When ordering additional Client Access Licences (CALs) for your BlackBerry Enterprise Server, it is important to be aware of the different types of licence that are available: Small Business (SBE) and Enterprise.
Although there is no difference in functionality between an SBE BES and an Enterprise BES installation, the two CAL types are not interoperable: it is not possible to add SBE CALs to an Enterprise BES; neither is it possible to add Enterprise CALs to an SBE BES.
The type of BES installation that you have will be determine by the CAL you used when the software was first installed: if you use an SBE CAL when installing the BES, it will be an SBE installation.
To identify what type of installation you have, do the following.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server version 4.x
Launch the BlackBerry Manager and select BlackBerry Domain in the console root:
In the right hand pane expand Account and select License Management:
Your CALs and their type will be displayed. In the above example the installation is an Enterprise one.
BlackBerry Enterprise Server version 5.x
Log into the BlackBerry Administration Service.
In the Servers and Components section expand the Component View. Select the BlackBerry Administration Service:
CAL information will be displayed in the License Summary section. Again in the above example the installation is an Enterprise one.
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