Novell Documentation: GroupWise 6 - Configuring the POA in ConsoleOne

Configuring the POA in ConsoleOne

The advantage to configuring the POA in ConsoleOne, as opposed to using startup switches in a POA startup file, is that the POA configuration settings are stored in eDirectory.

In ConsoleOne, expand the eDirectory container where the Post Office object is located.
Expand the Post Office object.
Right-click the POA object > click Properties.

The table below summarizes the POA configuration settings in the POA object properties pages and how they correspond to POA startup switches (as described in Using POA Startup Switches):

ConsoleOne Properties Pages and Settings	Corresponding Tasks and Startup Switches
POA Identification Page
Domain.PO Distinguished Name Name Type Description Platform
Network Address	See Using Client/Server Access to the Post Office and Using TCP/IP Links between the Post Office and the Domain. See also /port.
POA Agent Settings Page
Message File Processing	See Configuring a Dedicated Message File Processing POA. See also /nomf, /nomfhigh, and /nomflow.
Message Handler Threads	See Adjusting the Number of POA Threads for Message File Processing. See also /threads.
Enable TCP/IP (for C/S)	See Using Client/Server Access to the Post Office and Configuring a Dedicated Client/Server POA. See also /notcpip.
TCP Handler Threads	See Adjusting the Number of POA Threads and Connections for Client/Server Processing. See also /tcpthreads.
Max Physical Connections Max Application Connections	See Adjusting the Number of POA Threads and Connections for Client/Server Processing. See also /maxphysconns and /maxappconns.
Enable Caching	See /nocache.
Enable QuickFinder Indexing Start QuickFinder Indexing QuickFinder Interval	See Regulating Indexing and Configuring a Dedicated Indexing POA. See also /noqf, /qfbaseoffset, and/qfinterval.
Enable Auto DB Recovery	See /norecover.
Maintenance Handler Threads	See Adjusting the Number of POA Threads for Database Maintenance. See also /gwchkthreads and /nogwchk.
Disk Check Interval Disk Check Delay	See Scheduling Disk Space Management.
Perform User Upkeep Start User Upkeep Generate Address Book for Remote Start Address Book Generation	See Performing Nightly User Upkeep. See also /nuuoffset, /nonuu, /rdaboffset, and /nordab.
CPU Utilization (NLM) Delay Time (NLM)	See Adjusting CPU Utilization for the NetWare POA. See also /cpu and /sleep.
Max Thread Usage for Priming and Moves	See Supporting Forced Mailbox Caching . See also /primingmax.
SNMP Community "Get" String	See Using SNMP Monitoring Programs. See also /nosnmp.
HTTP User Name HTTP Password	See Setting Up the POA Web Console. See also /httpuser and /httppassword.
POA Log Settings Page
Log File Path Logging Level Max Log File Age Max Log Disk Space	See Using POA Log Files. See also /log, /logdays, /logdiskoff, /loglevel, and /logmax.
POA Scheduled Events Page
Disk Check Event	See Scheduling Disk Space Management.
Mailbox/Library Maintenance Event	See Scheduling Database Maintenance.
POA SSL Page
Certificate File SSL Key File Password Message Transfer HTTP	See Enhancing POA Security with SSL. See also /certfile, /keyfile, /keypassword, /httpssl, and /msgtranssl.
Post Office Settings Page
Remote User Name Remote Password	See Installing and Starting the POA. See also /user and /password.
Post Office Client Access Settings Page
Enable Intruder Detection Incorrect Logins Allowed Incorrect Login Reset Time Lockout Reset Time	See Enabling Intruder Detection. See also /intruderlockout, /incorrectloginattempts, /attemptsresetinterval, and /lockoutresetinterval.
Post Office Security Page
LDAP Authentication	See Providing LDAP Authentication for GroupWise Users. See also /ldapipaddr, /ldapport, /ldapuser, /ldappwd, /ldapssl, /ldapsslkey, and /ldaptimeout. See also /ldapippooln, /ldappoolresettime, /ldapportpooln, /ldapsslpooln, and /ldapsslkeypooln.

After you install the POA software, you can further configure the POA using a startup file. See Using POA Startup Switches to survey the many ways the POA can be configured.