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Created: Apr 24, 2008 Updated: Apr 27, 2008
Blackberry Error:
"Status: Service Blocked"
This error occurs when sending emails. The device is not able to receive emails. However, usually the device is able to get online via the Blackberry Browser.
Cause:
Incorrect Data Plan with Phone Carrier.
If you connect to your company's BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server), you will need to have a BES data plan NOT the BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) data plan.
After the carrier switches the data plan to the appropriate BES one, you may need to go into Options > Advanced Options > Host Routing Tables and click and choose "Register Now" to update the devices routing tables.
If you still cannot send or receive emails; you may need to rerun the Enterprise Activation.
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