As system administrator, it is your responsibility to troubleshoot problems encountered by remote GroupWise users. The problems you deal with probably fall into one of the following categories:
Remote GroupWise users sometimes cannot connect to the main GroupWise system because of a problem with the setup of the Remote client. When a user cannot connect, check the following:
Connection problems can often be traced to problems configuring the GroupWise Windows client user's modem. When you suspect that the hardware setup might be the problem, check the following:
Use the Pending Requests option in the GroupWise Windows client in Remote mode to view the requests that have not been responded to yet.
To access the Pending Requests dialog in the GroupWise Windows client, click Remote > Pending Requests.
To delete a pending request, select the request, then click Delete.
In Remote mode, the GroupWise Windows client creates a log file, remotex.log (where x is 1, 2, or 3) that tracks GroupWise client connections.
If a user experiences problems connecting to the main GroupWise system, check this log to find out where the problem is occurring in the connection process. remotex.log is stored in the rofdata directory. The log file is in ASCII text form and can be viewed with any text editor.
The log file can also be displayed while running the GroupWise Windows client in Remote mode by clicking File > Connection Log.
If you suspect a problem with the user's Remote mailbox, run the Mailbox/Library Maintenance on the mailbox to correct the problem. The user database is user.db, located in the rofdata directory.
Mailbox/Library Maintenance has the following options:
For additional information, see: