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Added support of 64-bit/x86 processors; modified the Safari version in the list of supported Web browsers; removed Epiphany from the list of supported Web browsers. |
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Added Mac OS X on Intel to the list of supported desktop operating systems; modified the Safari version in the list of supported Web browsers; removed Epiphany from the list of supported Web browsers |
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Listed support for PolyServe Matrix Server on Linux and for virtual machines. |
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Clarified that the Domain object can be created in any Organization or Organizational Unit container in any context in the eDirectory tree. |
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Clarified that the Post Office object can be created in any Organization or Organizational Unit container in any context in the eDirectory tree. |
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Section 4.3.3, Selecting the Internet Agent Installation Directory |
Clarified that it’s best to install the Internet Agent on the same server where the domain directory is located. |
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Added an example of how to stop and disable Postfix before starting the Linux Internet Agent. |
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Section 5.3.1, Deciding Where to Install the GroupWise WebAccess Components |
Added some best practice information about installing the WebAccess Agent on a remote server. |
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Installing the GroupWise Agents Using the Text-Based Installation Program |
Expanded the information about the text-based GroupWise Installation program to include all GroupWise agents; explained using ssh for installing to a remote server. |
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Expanded the information about the grpwise script; added that the WebAccess Agent and its accompanying Document Viewer Agent are now controlled by the grpwise script; indicated that the GroupWise Linux agents are now Run Control compliant; indicated that the Messenger agents are also controlled by the grpwise script. |
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Added instructions for changing the user that the agents run as when they are running as a non-root user. |
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Enabling the High Availability Service for the Linux GroupWise Agents |
Added that the WebAccess Agent and its accompanying Document Viewer Agent are now supported by the GroupWise High Availability Service. |
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Indicated that if you are running the Windows POA for a post office on a NetWare® server, you might need to increase Maximum File Locks Per Connection from its default setting on the Windows server. |
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Added information about GroupWise Mobile Server, Powered by Intellisync. |
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Update |
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Added Support Pack 1 enhancements to the list. |
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Emphasized that the MTA for the primary domain should be started before you update post offices and secondary domains. |
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Included information about the /copyonly startup switch for the Agent Installation program; emphasized that the POA for the post office should be started before you run GroupWise clients against the post office. |
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Included information about the /copyonly startup switch for the Agent Installation program |
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Included information about the /copyonly startup switch for the Internet Agent Installation program; highlighted the SP 1 Internet Agent enhancement of storing all primary configuration information in eDirectory because it affects the contents of the gwia.cfg file. |
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Recommended that users clear their browser caches before using the updated WebAccess client. |
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Migration |
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Added a new section detailing how to migrate all GroupWise components from NetWare or Windows to Linux. |