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If you have a DRAC card installed you can get the info real time. You would, however, had to set it up beforehand. Cheers, Mark ;-)

Look in your software directory under client\Zen\UWL Cheers, Mark ;-)

Did you change the "ShortInstallName = " setting in: \apache2\htdocs\ippdocs\iprint.ini to something other than "Default"? That was the key in my case, the printer name itself did not make a difference in my case. If that is what you tried then you could have a DNS or other problem. Cheers...

Formats include a simple date and time or rules introduced by a "(". For example, April 4 1993 2:0:0 am, (April 4 2:0:0 am), (April Sunday >= 1 2:0:0 am), or (April Sunday First 2:0:0 am). Only rules cause rescheduling for the next year. You must set both the start and end dates before either...

What is attached to the controllers? Cheers, Mark ;-)

I'm sorry I thought you had already created the external user. Take a look at this: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10063589.htm Cheers, Mark ;-)

You might look at this Tid: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?10073623.htm Althought it doesn't specifically mention it, we had the same basic problem and the above tid fixed it. After making the change to the shorter name, we did have to reinstall the printers affected...

Try this: 1. Open ConsoleOne 2. Go to GroupWise System 3. Select to view Users 4. Highlight External User and right click and select Properties 5. Select GroupWise Tab and select Distribution Lists 6. Click on the Add button and select a Distribution List from the list 7. Click OK (this...

Check this as well: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10061726.htm Note that setting post office to client/server only is recomended as client/server and direct can still have random file locking issues. Cheers, Mark ;-)

What service pack(s) are you running? Netware 6.0 sp? and GroupWise 5.5 sp? (enhancement pack or not?) Cheers, Mark ;-)

If this is NetWare 5.0 take a look at: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10017230.htm Otherwise (my preference) use the NetWare Migration Wizard ver 6.5. It will migrate NW5 to NW5, NW5.1, NW6, or NW6.5. Cheers, Mark ;-)

During your install of GroupWise, in a screen called Administration Options, there is a check box for "Install Administration Files". After that you will get a screen for installing ConsoleOne and the directory that it will be installed in. If you installed in on the server, you can copy it over...

Your best bet is to get a copy of "GroupWise 6.5 Upgrade Guide" by Tay Kratzer & Danita Zanre from Caledonia Network Press. (http://www.caledonia.net) It is the best documentation I have ever found. My upgrade went like a breeze. Cheers, Mark ;-)

It works well on both 5.1 & 6.0. I have used it for a long while now. Cheers, Mark ;-)

Just setup a rule. Cheers, Mark ;-)

Marv, Have you tried using NWAdmin to install the license? If this was anyone else I would ask if the license was good ;-D Cheers, Mark ;-)

You cannot restore the folder itself, but the contents of the folder is in the deleted.sav system folder. You can salvage the files from there. Then you you must recreate the folder(s) and copy the files back in to them. Cheers, Mark ;-)

Marv is correct. If you use the deployment manager it will prep your tree for 6.5. We are in the process of upgrading 20 sites to 6.5 and have NW4.2, NW5.1, NW6.0 & NW6.5 servers running DS6.21, DS8.85c and DS10550.98 (otherwise known as eDirectory 8.7.3) all in the same tree. (Not that I...

Are you running ConsoleOne on the server? If so it is a Big java hog. Unless you need it running all the time, remark out the startx command in autoexec.ncf. You can always start when needed. I would apply (at least) svc pack 5 or 6. I had no problems with either on the 24 servers I applied...

Take a look at this: http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10065866.htm Cheers, Mark ;-)