If the BlackBerry Docs service is installed on the BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Server (BEMS), it must be configured to use SSL for LDAP lookup to connect to the Office Web App Server (e.g., SharePoint).

An XCCDF Rule

Description

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ID: SV-93751r1_rule
Severity: High
References: CCI-001453
Updated: about 1 year ago

This requirement is not applicable if the BlackBerry Docs service is not enabled on BEMS.

Configure the BlackBerry Docs service to use SSL for LDAP Lookup to connect to the Office Web App Server (e.g., SharePoint) as follows:

1. In the BEMS Dashboard, under "BlackBerry Services Configuration", click "Docs". 
2. Click "Settings".3. Select the "Enable Kerberos Constrained Delegation" check box to allow Docs to use Kerberos constrained delegation.
4. Enter each of the Microsoft SharePoint Online domains you plan to make available.
5. Enter the URL for your approved Office Web App Server.
6. Provide your Microsoft Active Directory user domains (separated by commas) and then enter the corresponding LDAP Port. 
7. Select the "Use SSL for LDAP" check box.
8. Click "Save".

If the BlackBerry Docs service is installed on the BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Server (BEMS), it must be configured to use SSL for LDAP lookup to connect to the Office Web App Server (e.g., SharePoint).

Description

Remediation - Manual Procedure