By default, which health parameter threshold causes a BlackBerry Enterprise Server to failover? (Choose one)

The correct answer is B. SRP connectivity. SRP (Server Routing Protocol) connectivity is the default failover trigger because it represents the core communication link between the BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry's infrastructure (the NOC). Without SRP connectivity, the BES literally cannot route email or…

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AOrganizer data synchronization
BSRP connectivity
CAttachment server capability
DAddress lookup functionality

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(30 responses)

A
13% (4)
B
77% (23)
C
3% (1)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

SRP (Server Routing Protocol) connectivity is the default failover trigger because it represents the core communication link between the BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry's infrastructure (the NOC). Without SRP connectivity, the BES literally cannot route email or data to any BlackBerry devices - the server's primary function is completely broken, making failover essential.

The distractors represent non-critical ancillary services: Organizer sync (A) handles calendar/contacts but isn't the data delivery backbone; Attachment server capability (C) is an optional feature for rendering file attachments; and Address lookup (D) supports GAL searches but is a convenience feature, not a routing dependency. None of these losing function prevents core message delivery.

Memory tip: Think "SRP = Spine of the BES." Just as a spine failure is catastrophic while losing a fingernail (attachment viewing) is not, only SRP loss triggers automatic failover by default.

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