For Exchange environments, the BESAdmin account should never be a domain admin. But for Domino environments, it doesn't matter if the BESAdmin account is a user or domain admin. It doesn't need domain admin rights so there's no point giving it domain admin rights. On the server you're installing the BES on, the BESAdmin account must be a local admin and in local security policy, it must have "Allow log on locally" and "Log on as a service". This will give BESAdmin enough rights to run services. Domino mailbox access is granted when you place the Domino server you're installing the BES on in the LocalDomainServers group. Assuming you didn't change defaults, this should give it Manage with Delete documents access.
When installing 5.0.x Domino BES, make sure you select the Use Active Directory Authentication check-box under BlackBerry Administration Service. If you don't initially check it, you should be able to run the installer again and check it but I've seen in some cases where this doesn't work. Only way to resolve it was to perform a clean install with new config db and have this option selected.
Before installing BES, make sure you replicate the BlackBerryAdmins group to the Domino server you're installing the BES on and configure the Server Document (Run unrestricted methods and operations must have LocalDomainServers added). Also, make sure the DIIOP task is running on one of the Domino servers in your environment.
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