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GroupWise Basics: Getting eDirectory and the Novell Client when installing GroupWise

Here's the answer to a nice basic GroupWise question -- where do you get eDirectory and the Novell Client, which you need in order to install GroupWise?

Submitted by: coolguys on Tue. 04.12.2011
Filed Under: GroupWise Cool Solutions, Collaboration Cool Solutions, Cool Solutions
Topic: Installation
Product: GroupWise

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Configure GroupWise High Availability (GWHA) in 5 easy steps!

How to configure GroupWise High Availability (GWHA) in only 5-Easy-Steps on Linux.

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Correcting the license-key.xml to work with Teaming 2.0

Szabolcs Olajos explains what to do about an error with the license-key.xml that can happen when using the Novell Teaming 2.0 installer (both Linux and Windows).

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Tools and Techniques for Staging IDM Projects for Deployment

Nobody who works in the field of Identity Management will deny the value of software development disciplines in this endeavor. Novell’s embrace of Eclipse as the platform for Designer and integration with Sub Version (SVN) are examples of the value of these technologies. One that still needs attention, however, is staging.

Staging is the concept of taking a project through various stages between development and production. These can include QA and UAT but depending on the maturity of the project and the methodology of the client, no staging to many stages can been seen.

There have been some discussions of staging within Designer, but they have centered more around using features to copy projects, and add additional objects into the model which can be deployed along with the project.

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Howto perform a really silent ZAA deployment

Distributing the ZAA silently seems not an option according to documentation. Here's how to do it anyway...

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