Welcome to the Cool Blogs: Official Novell Bloggers Community

Today we released Novell File Reporter 2.0.1. The version number makes this look like a minor release, but there are some significant enhancements that will make you want to update your version of the product.

Today, Novell announced the release of GroupWise 2012 SP2. This support pack releases eight months after SP1 and contains not only the expected set of fixes, new platform support, and increased reliability, but also contains some significant new functionality. GroupWise 2012 SP2 also includes technology called GroupWise Coexistence Solution for Exchange.

This is Part 5. Engineering will very quickly be winding down the changes and new development that will be in the Windermere release. Engineering continues to find things they want to share and socialize with the GroupWise Community.

This series of Windermere technical updates have served to educate not only GroupWise Administrators, but also Technical Services, Consulting and Dedicated/Premium support personnel. In addition, the discussions have allowed engineering to publicly weigh assumptions and decisions. Thank you for continuing to read along, comment, and participate in these important topics.

This is part 4. As plans, decisions and schedules are finalized regarding Windermere – there are several things to share and socialize in order to help you and your organization move forward with Novell and GroupWise.

I thought we were done with a three part series, but it looks like we have a few more points to discuss and share with you. I would like to say this will be the last such blog submission, but I don’t want to be called a liar when we end up doing a part 5. I guess we will just have to see.

Novell Service Desk has an outstanding set of APIs which you can access using SOAP calls to WSDL interfaces. If you've recognised most of the words in that sentence then this series of articles will show you how to use the APIs to do stuff. I should say that this is the first ;)

In Novell ZENworks Full Disk Encryption: Best Practice part one I looked at what you needed to take into account before deployment. In part two I look at steps you can follow to ensure a successful deployment.

A "Best Practice" is commonly defined as "a technique or methodology that, through experience and research, has proven reliably to lead to a desired result. "Best Practice" is not about "perfection", its about getting the job done.

In the context of the next series of paragraphs, sentences, words and occasional doodle, Best Practice is all about sharing knowledge about lessons learned in deploying Novell ZENworks Full Disc Encryption (ZFDE) to ensure the highest degree of success.

This is part 3: As plans, decisions and schedules are finalized regarding Windermere – there are several things to share and socialize in order to help you and your organization move forward with Novell and GroupWise.

If you were to take a day in the life of an IT professional, how much of that day would revolve around email? This year at our IT conference BrainShare, we’ll be talking about a day in the life of someone like you, and that means we’ll be talking plenty about email and Novell GroupWise.

I want to invite all of my readers to join me at BrainShare 2013. Registration is now open.