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We just heard from a customer who is looking for step-by-step instructions about how to re-create a certificate in OES2/OES11. He'd like specifics about migrating services to a new server, re-creating certificates, test scripts to find status of your system, and whatever else you think he should know about OES administration. Anyone interested? We're offering double points if you can fill this order.

Attend this month’s Novell Technical Training Webinar for information about iPhone and Android apps for GroupWise, ZENworks and the art of endpoint management, and tips and tricks for following help desk best practices and trends.

Find out what's new in OES11SP1 - now shipping.

In OES11SP1 we have made major changes in DSfW configuration during new server installation. The changes have impacted YaST configuration screens for new forest, new domain in existing forest, and new domain controller in existing domain.

Here is an overview of the changes that we made, the benefits they offer, and how they have changed the overall look.

What has the GroupWise team been up to for the last several months? Combing through customer feedback collected through Cool Solutions, events, and face-to-face meetings with organizations around the world. The result? A more rich understanding of what you need from the product...and a more detailed plan for delivering it. Read this series of posts to find out what's most important to the GroupWise customer base and how this data is driving our product plans.

The iPrint Driver Migration script takes drivers from any NetWare driver repository and converts and uploads them to a Linux driver store automatically.

We wanted to be able to allow our users to enroll themselves in our DataSync server. And we wanted to let them know when they were set up, so that they could configure their devices. Adding the users to the system through LDAP is easy. The problem is, some users get set up quick, while others can take a bit. And then sometimes there's a random error and they're not set up at all. So, how can you tell the user when their account is set up, without someone having to watch things and tell them? The answer is easier than you think...

Interested in learning how you can include your GroupWise Distribution Lists in Novell Vibe?

In 1971, the first ever email was sent. Just forty-one years later, email is the industry standard for corporate communication, with the average corporate user sending and receiving 112 emails per day. With this communication tool so critical to any business’s bottom line, the list of valid reasons to disrupt it are few and far between. Enterprises considering migrating from Novell GroupWise to Microsoft Exchange should consider what it means in terms of costs and business disruption. It’s not just about the hardware and licensing, IT needs to consider the IT opportunity cost as well as overall user productivity.