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GroupWise Monitoring in OES2 Novell Clustering

An application like GroupWise might crash but the Linux server will stay up and the resource won't migrate since the resource volume and IP address are still up. The solution to this is the Monitoring function within Novell Clustering on Linux.

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GroupWise 7 WebAccess, IE8, and the Missing Next Button

Recently, we had heard rumblings from our users about how the "Display Next" button had disappeared in WebAccess. Not surprisingly, Internet Explorer 8 renders the web application message list in a slightly different fashion than most other browsers. The "Next" button wasn't missing, it was just buried below a large amount of whitespace in the client window, forcing the users to scroll down a screen to get to it. Here's a solution.

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GroupWise Ascot Details

The next version of GroupWise is code named ‘Ascot’. It is scheduled to be delivered later this year. Check out some of the high level details about this release:

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One-Click ConsoleOne via SSH

With End-of-Life for NetWare looming and GroupWise becoming more prevalent on Linux servers, the need to run ConsoleOne directly from a domain server has become more necessary. If done with any regularity, this can be a burden. Fortunately, if you use a Linux workstation there is a way to make a one-click shortcut to run ConsoleOne directly from the Linux server.

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