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Users |
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Explained how to suppress global signatures on a selected domain, post office, or user. |
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Emphasized the use of GroupWise® Check when preparing for a user move. |
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Section 14.4.5, Moving a GroupWise Account to Another Post Office in the Same eDirectory Tree |
Recommended connecting to the domain that owns the destination post office where you are moving the user. |
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Databases |
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Cautioned against running GWCheck over cross-platform connections to the GroupWise databases that are being checked and repaired. |
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Corrected the default location for the TSAFSGW temporary directory. |
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Post Office Agent |
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Section 36.3.1, Securing Client/Server Access through a Proxy Server |
Clarified how the POA handles internal vs. external users. |
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Section 36.3.4, Providing LDAP Authentication for GroupWise Users |
Added a link to a TID with details for handling LDAP authentication in the context of multiple eDirectory™ trees. |
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Section 37.1.1, Monitoring the POA from the POA Server Console |
Clarified how the POA thread count is displayed in the Status box. |
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Internet Agent |
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Clarified that one SMTP thread is equivalent to one connection. |
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Mentioned white lists in contrast to blacklists. |
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WebAccess Agent |
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Section 53.3.4, Assigning a Default WebAccess Agent to a Post Office |
Added information about how this setting is used to select an appropriate default WebAccess Agent for a post office. |
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Section 54.1.6, Binding the WebAccess Agent to a Specific IP Address |
Indicated that this can be accomplished using the /ip startup switch. |
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Monitor Agent |
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Added an example of a useful MTA threshold to check for. |
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Section 66.2.1, Creating a GroupWise Client Application Object |
Added information on how to install the iisscript.msi as a dependency when doing a GroupWise ZENworks installation of the Windows client. |
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Changed the path to the GroupWise Tuner utility. |
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Client |
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Added information about how locking settings affects the override hierarchy. |
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Security Policies |
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Added suggestions for securing trusted applications. |