After creating a post office, you can change some post office properties. Other post office properties cannot be changed.
In ConsoleOne, browse to and right-click the Post Office object, then click
to display the post office Identification page.Change editable fields as needed.
For information about individual fields, see Section 11.3, Setting Up the New Post Office or use online help when editing the post office.
Click
> to display the Post Office Settings page.Basic post office settings are discussed in the following sections:
More advanced post office settings are discussed in the following sections:
Click
> to display the Client Access Settings page.The client access settings are discussed in the following sections:
Click
> to display the Membership page.All users in the post office are listed, no matter where their Novell eDirectory objects are located in the tree. Here you can add, delete, and move users in the post office. See Users.
Click
> to display the Resources page.All resources in the post office are listed, no matter where their eDirectory objects are located in the tree. This is a convenient place to delete resources from the post office. See Resources
Click
> to display the Distribution Lists page.All distribution lists in the post office are listed, no matter where their eDirectory objects are located in the tree. This is a convenient place to delete distribution lists from the post office. See Distribution Lists, Groups, and Organizational Roles.
Click
> to display the Libraries page.All libraries belonging to the post office are listed, no matter where their eDirectory objects are located in the tree. This is a convenient place to delete libraries. See Section VII, Libraries and Documents.
Click
> to display the Aliases page.Many non-GroupWise systems do not use the same address syntax as GroupWise. Or, in some cases, they might not support the same address characters or address length. A gateway alias is simply an alternate address that conforms to the format requirements of the non-GroupWise system that the gateway connects to. An alias might be required in order to exchange messages with the non-GroupWise system, or it might be required when synchronizing directory (user) information between the two systems.
Alias requirements vary depending on the non-GroupWise system to which your gateway connects. For alias information specific to your gateway, see the GroupWise guide for that gateway on the GroupWise Gateways Documentation Web site.
For more information about gateway aliases, see Section 52.3, Transitioning from SMTP Gateway Aliases to Internet Addressing.
Click
> to display the Internet Addressing page.Here you provide information used to determine the Internet addressing settings for the post office. See Section 52.0, Configuring Internet Addressing for more information.
Click
> to display the Security page.For instructions on setting the security level for the post office, see Section 11.2.11, Selecting a Post Office Security Level.
Click
> to display the Default WebAccess page.NOTE:This page applies only to post offices that have not yet been updated to GroupWise 2012. GroupWise 2012 does not include the WebAccess Agent.
Use this page to designate the default WebAccess gateway for the legacy post office.
Click
to save changes to the post office properties.