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BCP-620 · Question #38

Which feature will result in the highest increase of CPU usage on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server? (Choose one)

The correct answer is A. Rich Text Email. Rich Text Email places the heaviest CPU burden on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server because the BES must actively transcode and convert HTML/RTF-formatted email content into a compressed, device-compatible format for every message that passes through it. This real-time…

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Question

Which feature will result in the highest increase of CPU usage on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server? (Choose one)

Options

  • ARich Text Email
  • BRemote File Search
  • CHard Delete Reconciliation Support
  • DBlackBerry Log Monitoring Tool
  • ERemote Message Search

How the community answered

(28 responses)
  • A
    71% (20)
  • B
    18% (5)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    7% (2)

Explanation

Rich Text Email places the heaviest CPU burden on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server because the BES must actively transcode and convert HTML/RTF-formatted email content into a compressed, device-compatible format for every message that passes through it. This real-time reformatting - stripping, parsing, and re-encoding formatting elements - is computationally expensive and scales with email volume across all users.

The distractors are wrong for these reasons: Remote File Search (B) offloads the actual search work to the file server, not the BES. Hard Delete Reconciliation (C) is a lightweight sync check that simply reconciles deleted-item states. The Log Monitoring Tool (D) is a passive read-only diagnostic utility with negligible processing cost. Remote Message Search (E) hands off the heavy lifting to the mail server (e.g., Exchange), with the BES acting mainly as a relay.

Memory tip: Think of the BES as a translator - translating rich content (A) means doing a lot of work, while the other options either delegate the work elsewhere or perform simple lookups.

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#CPU usage#Rich Text Email#performance impact#resource utilization

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