Blackberry software configuration device state invalid

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Smartphone App Support. Errors in this test would likely result in join errors in the discover phase with the error code 0xcd.

Errors in this test would likely result in join errors in the discover phase. Errors in this test would likely result in join errors in the authentication phase. If authentication fails, sync-join will be attempted as fallback, unless fallback is explicitly disabled with the following registry key settings:. Fallback to Sync-Join : Set the state to Enabled if the preceding registry key to prevent fallback to sync-join with authentication failures is not present.

This option is available from Windows 10 and later. Previous Registration : The time when the previous join attempt occurred. Only failed join attempts are logged. Error Phase : The stage of the join in which it was aborted. Possible values are pre-check , discover , auth , and join. Server ErrorCode : The server error code that's displayed if a request was sent to the server and the server responded with an error code.

Request ID : The client requestId that's sent to the server. The request ID is useful to correlate with server-side logs. The following example shows that diagnostics tests are passing but the registration attempt failed with a directory error, which is expected for sync-join.

After the Azure AD Connect synchronization job finishes, the device is able to join. Post a Comment. Which is actually not too bad considering the complexity and fragility of all the pieces involved in a wireless software deployment! Ignore these guys for now. Second, ensure there is enough memory on the device via the BES Manager.

If the device reports 1MB free then it probably won't install the app. If the last date status was reported is way in the past, the device probably doesn't have enough memory to even report daily status anymore. Some devices only have there "Secured Boot ROM" entry there, which means the hardware is not reporting correctly, and is reporting a hardware ID of 0x The BES doesn't see this number in the device.

This happens alot with Verizon devices, especially the models, but I have seen a few with T-Mobile 's as well.