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  5. Deploy UEM Notifications to a production BlackBerry UEM domain

Deploy 
UEM Notifications
 to a production BlackBerry UEM domain

Follow these instructions when the 
UEM Notifications
 plug-in is complete and ready to deploy to a production UEM domain. The deployment process will stop the UEM services for a short time, so you should perform this task when there will be minimal impact to users.
Prerequisite
Before you can deploy 
UEM Notifications
, you must have an account provisioned for you in the 
BlackBerry AtHoc
 system. This provisioning provides the needed organization ID, username, and password. To have an account provisioned in the 
BlackBerry AtHoc
 system, contact your BlackBerry Technical Sales Manager.
  1. Go to the Software Download for BlackBerry UEM Notifications page at the following URL:
  2. Select 
    BlackBerry UEM Notifications
     from the list.
  3. Click 
    Next
    .
  4. Download and save the .zip file to your system.
  5. Copy the .zip file to each computer that hosts a production BlackBerry UEM instance, then perform the following steps on each computer:
    1. Open the command line as an administrator and change the directory to <drive>:\Program Files\BlackBerry\UEM\tools\plugins\onprem.
    2. Execute the following command:
      plugin-deploy.bat --plugins "<file_path>" --iacceptEULA [--update]
      "<
      file_path
      >" is the location of the plug-in package (.zip). The file path must be enclosed in double quotation marks. If you want to integrate more than one plug-in, you can type a comma-separated list of file paths in one set of double quotation marks (for example, "<
      file_path
      >,<
      file_path
      >,<
      file_path
      >").
      Use the 
      --update
       keyword to update an existing 
      UEM Notifications
       deployment.
The command validates the plug-in, integrates it with the BlackBerry UEM components, and restarts the BlackBerry UEM services. This process may take some time (approximately 10 minutes). After the plug-in is integrated, the plug-in files are located at: 
<drive>:\Program Files\BlackBerry\UEM\ext\
.