IPPP for BIBS or INTERNET ICS service book: wich is necessary?

Hi
I've got a connection problem with a third-party app.
The developer tells me that the app need the IPPP for BIBS service books for work on bis.
I don't have any connection problem with all other apps like facebook, twitter, ecc, but the dev make me curious about that service book.
So i called my carrier tech support for ask them about, and they tell me that is not a carrier problem, because mail and web surfing works, the only things they must ensure.
I also did some research in italian forum.
It seems that my specific carries has " INTERNET ICS " instead " IPPP for BIBS " service book.
The question is: is there a real problem? Do I need the IPPP for BIBS service book? And if yes, how can I get it if my carrier does not give support to its customers for this?

Does anyone know how to answer?

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Service Book
Functionality
5 Click [BrowserConfig]
Contains settings that are used by the E-mail Settings icon to create a new BlackBerry® Internet Service account or maintain an existing one
5 Click [IPPP] or 5 Click [WAP]
Contains routing information that is used by the E-mail Settings icon for BlackBerry Internet Service accounts
Browserconfig for IPPP [BrowserConfig]
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IPPP for BIBS [IPPP]
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Desktop [ALP] or BlackBerry [ALP]*
Contains information that is required to perform wireless Global Address Book searches
Desktop [BBIM] or BlackBerry [BBIM]*
Contains the record information that is used to send instant messages with an enterprise instant messaging service such as Microsoft® Office Live Communications Server
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Desktop [CICAL] or BlackBerry [CICAL]*
Contains information that is required for BlackBerry wireless calendar operations
Desktop [CMIME] or BlackBerry [CMIME]*
Contains information that is required to send messages and perform functions such as wireless email message reconciliation
Desktop [IPPP] or BlackBerry [IPPP]*
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Desktop [SYNC] or BlackBerry [SYNC]*
Contains information that is used to wirelessly synchronize organizer databases and to wirelessly back up and restore BlackBerry smartphone data
Note: The BlackBerry smartphone must be running BlackBerry® Device Software version 4.0 or later and be connected to a BlackBerry® Enterprise Server software version 4.0 or later.
Provisioning [Provisioning]
Contains information that is used to turn on or off the Enterprise Activation icon for BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0 and later
MMS Transport [WAP]
Contains information that is required to send Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) messages over Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) 1.x
MMS Transport [WPTCP]
Contains infromation that is required to send MMS messages over WAP 2.x
MMS client [MMS]
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WAP Browser [BrowserConfig]
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WAP Transport [WAP]
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WAP2 Transport [WPTCP]
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WAP Push Config [WAPPushConfig]
Contains information that is used to setup a WAP-push connection on a BlackBerry smartphone for WAP dependent applications and is also used for new MMS message notifications sent using WAP Push
Web Client [CMIME]
Contains information that is required to send messages and perform functions such as wireless email reconciliation with the BlackBerry Internet Service version 1.8
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Yahoo Messenger [YHO]
Contains the record information that is used to send instant messages using the Yahoo!® Messenger for BlackBerry smartphones client
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<Retail_Instant_Messaging_Application> [BBIMConfig]
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<Retail_Instant_Messaging_Application> [BBIM]
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<Retail_Instant_Messaging_Application> [KEYNOGO]
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<your_email_address> [CMIME]
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<your_email_address> [CICAL]
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Hi all...
I have been gifted with Blackberry tour 9630 which has been manufactured in US and unlocked.. I'm using it from 3 months and the only issue i have with it is internet.
I'm unable to connect to internet.. When i try to open browser it says there are no servce book entries and all other internet settings which are requird for blackberry are empty. I have Redington blackberry center nearby and they say they won't look at phones brought from other countries.
Need your help ..
Please please please.. Your help and suggestions are appreciated.

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ksrohit38 wrote:
Hi all...
I have been gifted with Blackberry tour 9630 which has been manufactured in US and unlocked.. I'm using it from 3 months and the only issue i have with it is internet.
I'm unable to connect to internet.. When i try to open browser it says there are no servce book entries and all other internet settings which are requird for blackberry are empty. I have Redington blackberry center nearby and they say they won't look at phones brought from other countries.
Need your help ..
Please please please.. Your help and suggestions are appreciated.
Any BB can be used on any carrier that runs the same radio frequencies that the BB is capable of (and I've no idea if your's are such). But, to bring a BB onto a carrier network that they did not sell to you, there are several hurdles to cross:
1) The carrier must say "yes" to the fact...they own their network and have every right to say what devices will be allowed to connect to it. If they say "no", then that's the end of it.
2) You must be sure that your BB is properly unlocked from it's originally manufactured-for carrier...see this helpful thread for details:
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5b) But, if the carrier does not directly support your specific model number of BB, then the challenges are much greater as most carrier systems will not deliver, to the BB, the necessary service books to enable the BB-proprietary data services, even if you do subscribe to them.
So, depending on all of that, your BB may or may not ever fully function on that carrier network. It can be quite tricky to accomplish, especially if 5b applies. So take a look at all of that and decide how you wish to proceed. Most folks wind up just buying a new BB if 5b applies.
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