Great Use Of HRT and SSB

According to its function as a smartphone, it's natural if you depend on the blackberry to perform tasks from your PC. And functions that are generally used on the blackberry as a replacement for the PC's role is to connect to the internet and receive and reply to emails.

However, some problems sometimes arise like, you can not connect to the internet for browsing, applications that require automatic data path was not functioning properly, also awaited the email does not go into your blackberry.

Most blackberry users familiar with the term HRT and SSB are frequently used for solving problems like I mention above, unfortunately others have never even heard about these terms.

HRT is an abbreviation of the Host Routing Tables, which can simply be interpreted as a series configuration to match the objectives and the data path used to connect your BlackBerry device to the internet. This configuration may be corrupted or missing so that you will find it hard to connect to the internet through the blackberry, and to normalize the connection as before, you need to register the HRT Guana replace it with a new configuration.

Here's how to register the HRT:

1. From the main menu, select Options
2. Click the Device
3. Click Advanced System Settings
4. Select Host Routing Tables
5. Press the menu button bearing the logo of blackberries, click Register Now
6. Click OK on the notification that appears
7. If successful you will receive an incoming message on the Messages menu

Not much different from HRT, SSB or Send Service Book is also powerful enough to overcome the problems particularly those associated with the email, for example, you can not send and receive email from your blackberry.

This way of registering SSB:

1. From the menu, select Setup
2. Click on Email Accounts
3. Press the menu button, select Service Books
4. Then click the Send Service Books
5. Click OK on the notification that appears
6. If successful, you will receive messages on your email account used to connect with blackberries

Hope it helps.