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Since the release of GroupWise 8 the upgrades are off the chain! Everyone is wanting to dig into the new client and bring our world into 1 interface! With that being said, it's also no secret that upgrades bring troubleshooting...especially on Linux where many of us are still ramping up to speed.
- Make sure that you realize that there is already Hot Patch 1 for GroupWise 8 on OES2 SP1. - CRITICAL Patch especially if your system resides on an NSS Volume
- If you have an agent that will not load yet you cannot see it....because they do not load graphically anymore, do this: the following command will load them in a graphical window on the OES2 Server.
Example - gwia
/opt/novell/groupwise/agents/bin/gwia --show @gwia.cfg
poa
/opt/novell/groupwise/agents/bin/gwpoa --show @mypo.poa
Remember that your configs are now stored at:
/opt/novell/groupwise/agents/share
Get them working and then go back to running them as designed with a simple rcgrpwise start.
We also need to teach ourselves to look at the agents via a web browser, these http ports can be edited with ConsoleOne on the properties of each agent.
poa - 7180
mta - 7181
gwia -9850
Thanks, and I pray this makes your upgrade process a little less painful. GroupWise 8 Rocks!
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Web Agents View in the Client
Submitted by hparsons on 23 February 2009 - 5:51pm.
You said "We also need to teach ourselves to look at the agents via a web browser". Why not take it a step further, and use the new web panel feature in GroupWise 8, and put the monitoring screens right in the client. I did so with mine, along with a tab on nav bar. I rprobably check the screens now more frequently than on NetWare (when I just happened to be at the server, or looking for a problem)
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Excellent idea
Submitted by noneal on 27 February 2009 - 9:46am.
I'll do just that! Thanks for the tip!
Norm O'Neal
Novell Users Group of Indiana (NUGI)
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