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ATT: Novell GroupWise 8 Advanced Administration
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| Course title | ATT: Novell GroupWise 8 Advanced Administration |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £2475 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 4 |
| Code | N8013 |
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Course dates
We currently do not have public dates scheduled for this course.
Please contact us for details on a closed event for your company or to be added to the public course waitlist.
Overview
This Novell GroupWise 8 Advanced Administration course is a four day, hands-on experience. It provides a
highly technical look at the features of GroupWise 8 from the Administrator role and teaches you how to troubleshoot those features. The labs in this class focus on leveraging GroupWise features to make administration and
troubleshooting a GroupWise 8 system more efficient.
Audience
The audience for this course is experienced GroupWise server administrators who are, or intend to be, managing GroupWise servers at a level that goes beyond the basic administration skills covered in Course 3105, GroupWise 8 Administration. This is for GroupWise administrators who want to go beyond a standard installation and gain indepth
knowledge of Agent configurations.
Prerequisites
Before taking this course, you should have a fundamental knowledge of networking technologies, especially TCP/IP. Solid working knowledge of Novell eDirectory is required, including the use of ConsoleOne, tree organization, and how to browse the tree. GroupWise administration skills are also required. You must know how to access
GroupWise objects from the GroupWise view in ConsoleOne. It is also necessary for you to know the GroupWise folder/file structure.
Delegates will learn how to
During this course, you will learn to:
- Describe the GroupWise architecture.
- Apply support packs.
- Configure the advanced agent.
- Configure advanced GWIA.
- Configure advanced WebAccess.
- Secure GroupWise with SSL.
- Install and using the client.
- Work with and resolve common support issues.
- Install mobile solutions.
- Implement a two-cluster node on Linux and install GroupWise in the cluster.
Course Outline
This course covers many topics, including:
Architecture Review
- eDirectory Review
- GroupWise and eDirectory
- GroupWise System Architecture
Applying Support Packs
- Upgrading ConsoleOne Snapins and the Software Distribution Directory
- Upgrading Domains and Post Offices
Advanced Agent Configuration
Advanced GWIA Configuration
- Upgrading GWIA
- Installing a Second Agent
- Agent Failover
Advanced WebAccess Configuration
- Upgrade the WebAccess Application and Agent
- Configure the WebAccess Application Web Console
- Configure a Second WebAccess Agent
- Agent Redirection and Failover
Securing GroupWise with SSL
- Create a Self-Signed SSL Certificate
- Secure Agent Communication
- Secure Client Communication
- Secure the Web Server
Client
- Client Rollout with SetupIP
- Upgrade Clients with Auto Update
- Auto Update with SetupIP
- Enabling LDAP Authentication
- Configure Caching Mode
Top Support Issues
- GroupWise User Move
- Restore a Deleted User and Mail
- Recreate User Database
Mobile Solutions
- Install and Configure GroupWise Moble Server
Clustering
- Configure Shared Storage
- Install Cluster Services
- Install GroupWise in the Cluster
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