In order for the driver to authenticate to the GroupWise domain, the driver must first authenticate to its local operating system, and then authenticate to the system holding the GroupWise domain. (If the driver is on the same computer as the domain database, you do not need to configure authentication.)
As part of configuring authentication, you create the same user name and password on each system, and assign administrative rights to the account.
IMPORTANT:To establish a connection between systems, you must create user accounts with the same username and password for each system.
The following topics help you configure authentication:
As part of configuring authentication, you should create the same username and password on the system containing the driver, and assign administrative rights to the account.
After you have created the user account for the driver system, refer to Creating a User Account for the System Containing the GroupWise Domain.
From the Start Menu, click > .
Double-click .
Right-click > .
Specify a username and a case-sensitive password.
The username and password must be the same on both systems.
Deselect , then select .
Deselect all other boxes.
Click , then click
Double-click .
Double-click .
Click .
Browse to and select the user you just created in Step 4, then click .
Click again.
Close the Computer Management window.
Double-click in the Administrative Tools window.
Select , then double-click
Double-click .
Select , browse to and select the user you just created in Step 4, click , then click .
Click again.
Close the Local Security Settings window.
Close the Administrative Tools window.
Restart the computer.
From the Start Menu, click .
Expand the domain, then right-click .
Specify the first name, last name, then specify the user logon name.
The user logon name is used in the driver configuration. The user name must be the same on both systems.
Click .
Specify a case-sensitive password.
The password must be the same on both systems.
Select .
Click , then click .
Select , then double-click .
Browse to and select the full name of the user you entered in Step 3, click , then click .
Click .
Close the Active Directory Users and Computers window.
In the Administrative Tools window, select .
Expand the , click, then double-click .
Select and select . Click , then click .
Browse to and select the user you created in Step 3. Click , click , then click again.
Click and close the Domain Controller Security Policy window.
In the Administrative Tools window, select .
Double-click , then click .
Select , select for the user created in Step 3, then click .
Close the Local Security Policy window.
Restart the computer.
From the Start Menu, click .
Select .
Right-click .
Specify a User name, Full name, and a case-sensitive password.
The user name and password must be the same on both systems.
Deselect .
Select , then deselect all other check boxes.
Click , then click .
Double-click under .
Double-click .
Click .
Type the name of the user you created in Step 4, click to verify the name, then click .
Click again.
Close the Computer Management window.
From the Start Menu, click .
Expand , then select .
Double-click .
Select , then specify the name of the user you created in Step 4.
Click to verify the name, then click.
Click again.
Close the Local Security Settings window.
Restart the computer.
As part of configuring authentication, you should create a username and password on the system containing the GroupWise domain and assign administrative rights to the account.
IMPORTANT:To establish a connection between the driver and the GroupWise domain system, you should create user accounts with the same username and password for each system.
If you have not created the user account for the driver system, refer to Creating a User Account for the System Containing the Driver for Windows. (If the driver runs on NetWare, you do not need to create this user account.)
From the Start Menu, click .
Select , then right-click .
Specify a User name and the Full name.
The user name must be the same on both systems.
Specify a case-sensitive password.
Deselect .
Select , then deselect all other check boxes.
Click , then click .
Close the Windows Manager window.
Double-click theicon on the desktop.
Right-click the drive that contains the GroupWise Domain, then select .
Select .
Specify a share name to be used by the driver.
Restart the computer.
Double-click the icon on the desktop.
Right-click the drive that contains the GroupWise Domain, then select .
From the drop-down menu, select the new share you created in Step 12.
Select , then click .
Select .
Browse to and select the user you created in Step 3.
Click , then click .
Select under permissions, then click .
Click .
Restart the computer.
From the Start Menu, click .
Select .
Right-click .
Specify a User name, Full name, and a case-sensitive password.
The user name and password must be the same on both systems.
Deselect .
Select , then deselect all other check boxes.
Click , then click .
Close the Windows Manager window.
Double-click the icon on the desktop.
Right-click the drive that contains the GroupWise Domain, then select .
Select .
Specify a share name to be used by the driver.
Click .
Select the group, then click .
Click .
Enter the name of the user created in Step 4, then click .
Click .
Select for the user, then click .
Click , then click again.
Restart the computer.
If the driver is running on NetWare or Windows and the GroupWise domain is on a remote NetWare server, it’s especially important to verify that this user has file system rights to the GroupWise domain directory structure. If access is not granted to this user, changes do not replicate to the rest of the GroupWise system.
In ConsoleOne®, create a user in NetWare with the same username and password as the Windows user account. If the driver is not running on Windows, use any user name or password.
Give the user Read, Write, Create, Erase, Modify, and File Scan access to the GroupWise domain directory and subdirectories for the domain to which the driver will connect. We recommend connecting to the GroupWise primary domain.