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The March 2011 edition of the free GroupWise Resource Archive is now available for the GroupWise Community. Collated by Advansys since November 1999, the searchable GroupWise Resource Archive is a rich information resource derived from the GroupWise administrators' NGW List.

The purpose of Novell Cool Solutions is to disseminate information that contributors provide and share what they think is Cool. To continue with this purpose and tradition, I have compiled a list of what I think are Cool Tips and Shortcuts that have greatly improved the efficiency of my life with Linux.
I hope you think they are Cool Solutions too!

There are several reasons that cause the NAM to detect URL Tampering. Most often it is a name resolution issue stemming from improper DNS or HOSTS file configuration in your environment. Still, even with proper configuration your users may, appropriately, get this message. The reason may stem from users having become accustomed to using web server host or “short names” to access the web server/app before it was protected by Access Manager. If that is the case, this article will show you when and how you can configure NAM to allow “short name” access using the Virtual Mult-homing feature.

The layout view used to create visualizations in Novell Operations Center (NOC) supports the use of drawing templates. These templates allow us to “create once” and “use everywhere” when creating our visualizations.

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Yes, you read that correctly. Rumor has it that during BrainShare 2010, the Novell Operations Center team performed a “live” demo using farm animals that were “engineered” to be 508-compliant (well, at least partially-compliant)

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Almost any application that uses a database as its data store can be integrated into NOC through a custom BDI adapter. With strong knowledge about your schema, and the power of SQL, you have the power to integrate your database-backed application into the NOC product.